Has Ole Miss already WON the 2024 transfer portal? | Bowl picks! | Jackson Arnold era dawns at OU

Andy is back, and he needs Pete Nakos to drop some Nakos-ifications to help catch him up after two days off.

But first, Andy breaks down the most interesting piece of video from bowl season so far.

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(0:00-4:19) Intro - Eastern Michigan vs South Alabama Brawl

(4:20-6:08) An Update on Andy vs The Coin

(6:09-30:02) Pete Nakos Joins to Update on the Transfer Portal

(30:03-31:06) Bowl Mania!

(31:07-33:00) Military Bowl: Virginia Tech vs Tulane

(33:01-34:48) Duke's Mayo Bowl: North Carolina vs West Virginia

(34:49-39:26) Holiday Bowl: Louisville vs USC

(39:27-44:07) Georgia News with the Orange Bowl

(44:08-1:02:30) George Stoia from SoonerScoop joins

(1:02:31-1:06:12) In Conclusion, the First Responders Bowl is officially drunk

 Pete joins to discuss defensive tackle Walter Nolen, the No. 1 player in On3's transfer portal rankings, committing to Ole Miss. Could the Rebels also land Nolen's former teammate Evan Stewart? Or could Stewart try to be Florida State's 2024 version of Keon Coleman? 

Pete also provides an update on some of the top quarterbacks in the portal. Could former Washington State QB Cam Ward declare for the draft instead of transferring? What's next for former Kansas State QB Will Howard?

Next, Andy takes on the Coin of Destiny three more times by choosing the against-the-spread winners of Virginia Tech-Tulane, North Carolina-West Virginia and Louisville-USC.

After the picks, George Stoia III of On3's SoonerScoop.com talks Alamo Bowl. Even though Oklahoma starting QB Dillon Gabriel is off to Oregon, the Sooners and Arizona will pretty closely resemble their in-season selves. For Oklahoma, this is the start of the Jackson Arnold era. Arnold, the former five-star recruit, is the player Sooners coach Brent Venables picked to lead Oklahoma into the SEC. He'll get a chance to show what he can do against one of the hottest teams in the country.

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