Saturday vs Sunday

Saturday vs Sunday is for die hard football fans who watch college and NFL and want to talk about both every week. We review the games, headlines, reactions for college and NFL and give our take on which one was the most entertaining. Join our channel, and give us your take on college vs the NFL and who won the week.

Saturday vs Sunday is a sports podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 321 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Unknown Host hosts Saturday vs Sunday, a sports show with 321 episodes published.

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  REACTION: Northwestern DOMINATES Penn State. Wildcats are Good!

  Oct 3, 202620 min

  Northwestern didn’t just beat Penn State, the Wildcats completely dominated the Nittany Lions from start to finish. In this episode, we break down a dominant Northwestern performance that featured an incredible 413 rushing yards, led by Caleb Komolafe and Hyman. Komolafe piled up 188 yards while Hyman added 162, as Northwestern’s offensive line consistently created enormous running lanes and controlled the line of scrimmage But the bigger story may be what this performance tells us about Northwestern. Against Indiana, the Wildcats couldn’t establish their running game, so Aidan Chiles threw for 290 yards and kept Northwestern competitive against one of the country’s best teams. Against Penn State, the opposite happened. The running game was unstoppable, so Northwestern simply kept feeding it. That’s the sign of an adaptable and increasingly complete football team. We also discuss Chip Kelly’s outstanding game plan, Northwestern’s dominant offensive line, a defense that held Penn State to just 48 rushing yards, and why this felt like a signature win for the program, and an incredible way to open the new stadium. The Wildcats look well coached, physical and dangerous. Northwestern might simply be a really good football team.

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  Jalen Hurts and the Eagles Have Given Philly A LOT to Appreciate

  Sep 29, 202611 min

  After an ugly Monday night loss to Chicago, the criticism of Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense is getting loud again. The offense looks stale. Hurts has limitations. And Philadelphia certainly has things that need to improve. But maybe this is also a good time for a little perspective. In this episode, I step away from the Bears game itself and look at what the Eagles have actually accomplished with Hurts at quarterback. Philadelphia has reached two Super Bowls in the last five years, won one of them, and Hurts performed at an elite level on the sport’s biggest stage both times. He’s also dealt with constant turnover at offensive coordinator while continuing to lead a team that regularly finds itself playing meaningful football late in the season. That doesn’t mean Hurts is beyond criticism. It doesn’t mean Eagles fans have to enjoy watching an offense that can occasionally become a slog. But how high should the expectations really be? The offense doesn’t have to be perfect, and neither does Hurts. Philadelphia has already experienced two Super Bowl runs, a championship and some unforgettable moments with him at quarterback. There’s still plenty of football ahead. This episode is simply a reminder to enjoy the ride and appreciate just how difficult it is to accomplish what Hurts and the Eagles have already accomplished.

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  REACTION: Drew Mestemaker Looks Like an NFL QB | Oklahoma State vs West Virginia

  Sep 28, 202623 min

  Oklahoma State and West Virginia gave us everything we love about college football: explosive offenses, huge momentum swings, a great atmosphere in Morgantown, and two completely different offensive styles trading punches. For West Virginia, Rich Rodriguez’s return continues to bring back memories of the Pat White and Steve Slaton era. Michael Hawkins Jr. and Cam Cook powered a rushing attack that Oklahoma State struggled to contain for much of the game, and the Mountaineers showed why this offense could be a problem for Big 12 defenses all season. But the biggest story was Drew Mestemaker. After putting up huge numbers at North Texas, there were questions about whether Mestemaker could do the same thing against better competition. Through the early part of this season, he’s answering them. Mestemaker finished 20/27 for 389 yards and three touchdowns as Oklahoma State piled up roughly 600 yards of offense. We break down what makes him look like a legitimate NFL quarterback and why his connection with Wyatt Young became nearly impossible for West Virginia to stop. We also walk through the game’s biggest momentum swings, Oklahoma State’s second-half defensive adjustment, West Virginia’s explosive running game, and what this performance means for both teams going forward in the Big 12.

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  REACTION: UCLA Is 4–0 — How Good Can This Bruins Team Be?

  Sep 27, 202613 min

  UCLA is 4–0, and the Bruins aren’t just winning games anymore, they’re starting to dominate them. In this episode, we break down UCLA’s 54-point performance against Maryland and another game in which the Bruins’ identity was impossible to miss: run the football and play suffocating defense . UCLA piled up another 266 rushing yards, while Wayne Knight continued his remarkably consistent start to the season. This time, however, the defense stole the show. UCLA intercepted Maryland quarterback Malik Washington four times, returned two for touchdowns and helped produce five Maryland turnovers. Washington finished just 18/38 for 142 yards with four interceptions and no touchdowns as UCLA completely took control of the game. We also discuss Nico Iamaleava’s performance, why he still needs to eliminate the occasional unnecessary “YOLO ball,” and a UCLA rushing attack that continues to overwhelm opponents. The Bruins now get a bye before traveling to Oregon—and suddenly that matchup looks considerably more interesting than it did before the season. UCLA has already surpassed last year’s win total. The question now isn’t whether the Bruins are improved. It’s how good this season can actually become.

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  REACTION: Kamario Taylor Does It Again — Mississippi State Is 4–0

  Sep 27, 202621 min

  Mississippi State is 4–0, and KaMario Taylor continues to look like one of college football’s most exciting young quarterbacks. In this episode, we break down the Bulldogs’ 31–24 win over Missouri in one of the best-played SEC games of the weekend. Taylor once again showed off remarkable arm talent, including a perfectly placed deep touchdown that seemed to travel 40 yards with little more than a flick of his wrist. It wasn’t a perfect performance. We break down Taylor’s interception, where Missouri’s linebacker refused to bite on the play fake and eliminated the window Taylor expected. Instead of moving to his next read, the 19-year-old tried to layer the ball over the linebacker and underneath the safety—and learned a valuable lesson. Missouri pushed Mississippi State throughout the afternoon and led 24–17 late in the third quarter. With Taylor appearing to battle an ankle issue, the Bulldogs responded, tied the game and eventually took control. We also discuss Fluff Bothwell’s importance to the offense, Mississippi State’s late defensive stand, and a program that suddenly looks capable of making some serious noise in the SEC. Something is happening in Starkville—and KaMario Taylor is right in the middle of it.

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