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In this episode, Ryan and I talked about the team's 5-0 start and how all the hard work they have put in during the offseason has been a big factor in their start. We also talked about Ryan making his collegiate debut against #1 UCLA, what it is like playing for Coach Luis, and how the team keeps things light, especially when someone isn't having a good day. Lastly, we talked about the growth as a player and individual Ryan has experienced, and the team's goals for this upcoming season. Thank you for joining the podcast Ryan!

Conference play begins for Army as USF travels to Michie Stadium. This is a USF team that wants to play physical on the offensive side of the ball, while causing havoc on the defensive side. This should play well into what Army likes to do, as long as they take care of the ball and keep ahead of the chains. If they don't, things could end up like FIU, where they struggled to score. Another part of this matchup is a return of Coach Danny Verpaele back, now being the safety coach for USF. Will that change things? We will see, but I do expect Army to run the ball effectively in this one!

In this episode, Cole and I talked about certain players and our thoughts on who should go first overall in fantasy football. We also talked about different strategies and how the middle of the first round this year is really interesting. Lastly, we talked about who we liked, who we think are sleepers, and who we think are busts! The best time of year is here. Good luck to all that plays fantasy football!

When you have over 560 yards on the ground and 16 different guys had a rushing attempt, you are going to dominant a lot of games and thats exactly what Army did. From Zach Mundell, Stratton Fuller, Cale Hellums and Brady Anderson running the ball, to the defense especially the defensive line dominating the line of scrimmage, this was a complete performance from Army football!

Army starts their 2026 campaign going up against FCS opponent Bryant. This is a Bryant program that is coming off a 24-6 win over Stonehill, where they were able to eventually wear Stonehill down. I don't expect that to happen in this game, especially with Army returning 4 starters on the offensive line and returning some key skill positions. Defensively for Army, this is a pretty new front 7, and going up against a Bryant program that likes to run the ball, I am keeping an eye on the front 7 and see how they do against stopping the run and forcing Bryant to throw the ball!