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The ACC–Big Ten Challenge, the Changing Top Teams, and Brad’s Charges

Plus, Titus and Tate close out the show with upcoming marquee matchups

By Mark Titus and Tate Frazier
North Carolina v Michigan Photo by Leon Halip/Getty Images

Mark Titus and Tate Frazier recap the ACC–Big Ten challenge, including UNC-Michigan, Syracuse–Ohio State, and Louisville–Michigan State (2:30), before calling up Big Cat of Barstool Sports to defend Buzz-Cut-Brad Davison taking five charges against NC State and give the definitive answer to “Is Zion fat?” (40:25). They close out the show by hitting on some other noteworthy games, including: Florida State–Purdue, Iowa-Pitt, Rutgers-Miami, and more (1:17:30).

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