Matt Fortuna

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599 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 23 Mar

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So I have paused there with USC, which is all the external stuff.
I do think that's a good roster.
And then as Bill said, I mean, if you're going to like just say, why not?
I mean, UCLA, they've got the JMU pipeline, kind of like Kirk Cignetti in Indiana did.
They've got a great quarterback, Nico Iamaliaba.
I believe they brought in 41 transfers, 10 of whom came from JMU.
Again, similar to, I think, the 13 that followed Cignetti to Indiana for that first year.
And that schedule is very manageable.
I mean, if Chesney's everything we think he could be and he wins all these close games and they stay healthy, I mean, I'm looking at his schedule now at Oregon, at Michigan.
Those are the only two where I'm like, you're right.
I can't really – maybe Michigan, but I can't really paint a path to victory there.
I think they could beat USC at home in the finale, especially if there's real stakes in that game.
That's a rivalry game.
Everything else, I mean, at Maryland, Purdue at home, Wisconsin-Michigan State at home, at Minnesota, Illinois at home.
Again, these are not automatic wins when you're UCLA.
But the opportunity is there to make a run.
And shoot, maybe you could cash out in November on that ticket before we play that Michigan game or that USC game.
I just think if we're going to say why not and pick a team that fits that profile, UCLA is it.
That was supposed to be 2020, by the way, so everyone knocks their name schedule.
It's like, hey, this was supposed to be the year after Wisconsin made the Rose Bowl, not the year after they went 4-8 or whatever they went last year.
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