Hour 1: The Commissioner of Everything Imaginable
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This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.
I think I like the medium spicy ones the best here, although the dill pickle is also good. Which is your favorite here?
My movie theory is dill pickle.
How much? It was $2.99. Good deal.
I like the just classic salted. The good stuff.
Are there different kinds of spicy? Do they have a spicy and then a hotter than spicy one? Because I've got this at medium and these are the best I've had. They have hatch chili flavor.
I mean, they got the, it's just so many options. And it's the Hampton Farms Nuttiest Fan, brought to you by Hampton Farms, the official snack nut of the tailgate. Who's competing? Vote for your favorite Nutty fan at Levitard Show on Instagram. We've had a few Alabama winners last couple weeks, so no more Alabama fans. You get out of here. This week we have Texas Tech fans competing against Georgia Tech. First, we have Texas Tech fans. Someone can explain this to me. Throwing tortillas in the air. It looks delightful. The announcer calls them tacos, even though they're not tacos. They're clearly just the tortillas. And why are they doing this? I love that they do this. You just see on the field now. Do all the stores get sold out of tortillas the day before game day?
I'm just intrigued by every part of this. The security just allows them to bring tortillas in? Can I bring anything in?
So they've been doing this for a while, but you're nominating them for nuttiest fan because they're wasting perfectly good tortillas. Tortillas are delicious. You shouldn't frisbee them in the crowd.
What's your favorite thing to do with tortillas? I like to dip it in queso. Texas Tech has been throwing tortillas on the field since 1992 after an ESPN announcer joked that Lubbock, Texas was nothing but Texas Tech football on a tortilla factory. Well, there you go. So now it's a thing, and I love it.
Well, they were crushing Oregon State this weekend. I don't see the point of playing some of these college football games. Indiana and Indiana State, that doesn't seem like a nice thing to do to Indiana State.
What would be Miami's food, Mike?
How do college sports fans engage with their teams?
What will we throw? Arepas. Can you tell me, though, what this is competing against? What is the tortilla competing against? That's not going to win. They've been doing it for 30 years.
This is compete. Well, it's still a wacky thing. It's very nutty. So to me, that can definitely win. I mean, is there like in terms of just nutty things to do that? I say, hey, this happens regardless how long they've been doing it. That's a nutty thing to do. The other thing is Georgia Tech. They had a big win last week and they brought their goalpost all across town.
What unique traditions do Texas Tech fans have?
The journey of Georgia Tech's goalpost is what this is competing with. You see here it starts in the stadium. It makes its way outside the stadium, all across town. Oh, yeah. This is nutty behavior. Look, this guy's riding the flagpole. So it's just very exciting.
I don't think that Georgia Tech at this point in its program's history should be that surprised by beating Clemson. This allows us, though.
Now it's leaving the stadium here, as you can see. I believe Brent Key is 7-1 all-time outright against ranked teams. They are. loss came to Carson Beck in like six overtimes last year. You'll see they had a little bit of a difficult time getting the goalposts out of the stadium. That's just an insane set. They're Georgia Tech. They're not often ranked during this regime, but if they play a ranked team only one time and it took six overtimes to kill them, they win outright.
They are very well coached, and it is startling to see a team that was doing the option offense in the name of, you know, in the day of modern space age offense. Yes, Chris.
So it seems that the ending spot for this was the president's mansion, the pool at the Georgia Tech's president's mansion. So can I ask you something? Sure. Why is it okay for students to steal things out of the football stadium and then throw it in the pool in the president's home? Big win. That's right. That's exactly why. And that's a good reason.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:01
2
How do college sports fans engage with their teams?
2:01–2:24
3
What unique traditions do Texas Tech fans have?
2:24–5:27
4
Why do some college football teams struggle against weaker opponents?
5:27–17:24
5
What are the implications of Notre Dame's recent performance?
17:24–24:32
6
How does Ryan Day's coaching impact Ohio State's future?
24:32–40:36
Speakers
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