Which Year 2 coach makes the leap? Freeze, Prime, Rhule or Fickell? | Northwestern's David Braun

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(0:00-1:14) Intro

(1:15-3:56) More Connor Stalions Fallout?

(3:57-7:47) Dukes The Scoop Joins, Wraps up Stalions talk

(7:48-12:09) Auburn's Recruiting Heater

(12:10-12:56) Ad

(12:57-23:14) Continuing the Discussion on Auburn

(23:15-29:10) 2nd Year Coaches: Deion Sanders at Colorado

(29:11-33:45) 2nd Year Coaches: Matt Rhule at Nebraska

(33:46-37:55) 2nd Year Coaches: Luke Fickell at Wisconsin

(37:56-40:58) 2nd Year Coaches: Alex Golesh at USF

(40:59-47:38) 2nd Year Coaches: Brent Key at Georgia Tech

(47:39-48:56) Dukes' Special Shoutout

(48:57-49:20) Closing out with Dukes

(49:21-1:00:56) Northwestern's David Braun Joins

(1:00:57-1:04:32) Wrapping Up; Dear Andy Tomorrow!

Phillip Dukes, the host of On3’s Five-Star Flex, joins Andy to discuss Auburn’s recent recruiting hot streak. The guys then follow yesterday’s discussion of first-year coaches with a discussion of second-year coaches — starting with the Tigers’ Hugh Freeze.

Out of a group that includes Freeze, Colorado’s Deion Sanders, Nebraska’s Matt Rhule and Wisconsin’s Luke Fickell, who is poised for the biggest jump from year one to year two?

Later, Northwestern coach David Braun — another second-year head coach — joins Andy to discuss how his team came together last year under bizarre circumstances and how he has worked to explain to his players that this is a new season with a new set of challenges.

And there may be even more fallout from the Connor Stalions case — but this time not at Michigan.

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