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02:36 Mizzou's QB Crisis, Brian Kelly Fired, and the Recruiting Wake-Up Cal

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"I would argue 90% of the guys that get big time offers are not prepared" for what college demands.
1. The Football 360 Show episode covers D1 recruiting, Brian Kelly's firing and Mizzou's quarterback situation during a stretch where Mizzou lost two games in a row. 2. JP Rock and Matt Bierman host, promoting their Get Offered app and Game Plan Strategies football consulting, which advise parents and players on recruiting. 3. The core thesis is that recruiting "doesn't just happen": players must complete profiles, have film that matches claims, and build athletic traits that show at the next level. 4. They describe talent being pushed down the ladder, with players who were once sure D1 prospects now landing at FCS or D2, and they cite Northwest Missouri State to Oregon as a path that worked. 5. They relay a Kurt Warner post about throwing 22 interceptions in an MVP season to argue that production alone, such as a receiver going from 60 to 40 catches, is a poor evaluation tool. 6. On coaching, they discuss Brian Kelly's reported buyout of roughly "100 million dollars," Penn State's firing of James Franklin, Mike Gundy's exit after 18 winning seasons, and Kalen DeBoer's slow start at Alabama. 7. On Mizzou, they note two straight losses, Bo Pribula's injury, Horn being out, Matt Zollers as the freshman option and a walk-on as the backup, followed by a bye week and No. 3 Texas A&M. 8. They also cover Kevin Coleman coming inches from the goal line on a late Hail Mary, and the NCAA's decision to let college athletes bet on pro sports, which they call "a recipe for disaster." 9. Bierman describes a documentary about a professional gambler who wagers nearly a million dollars a weekend across 40 or 50 phones for about a 10% profit, and the hosts say high school players are already betting. 10. Best for high school football parents, players and college football fans following Mizzou.
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