Penn State's Julian Fleming stars in the BEST NIL ad of the year | Can Dabo bring Clemson back?

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(0:00-2:04) Intro - Harbaugh Watch Update

(2:05-15:45) Julian Fleming's New NIL Deal

(15:46-37:01) Grace Raynor Joins to Discuss Clemson, Dabo

(37:02-1:02:19) BamaOnline's Tim Watts Joins

(1:02:20-1:04:53) Conclusion - Dear Andy tomorrow! Email Questions to andystapleson3@gmail.com

Harbaugh Watch continues. Will it turn into HARBAUGHGEDDON? 

While Jim Harbaugh and the Chargers (reportedly) discuss a job offer, we wait. Until we get clarity about whether Harbaugh will leave for the NFL, let’s talk college football and car commercials.

Julian Fleming, the receiver who just transferred to Penn State from Ohio State, stars in a classic car dealer commercial that is the best NIL deal ad of the year (so far). 

Next, Grace Raynor of The Athletic to discuss her story examining the current state of Clemson under Dabo Swinney. The Tigers went 9-4 last season and continue to avoid using the transfer portal in the manner their opponents do. Can Clemson rebound and turn into a national title contender again? Or is this a slide that will continue as long as Swinney remains stubborn?

Tim Watts of On3’s Bama Online joins later to provide a more clear-eyed view of where Alabama stands 13 days after Nick Saban retired. The shock has worn off, and it’s time for a more sober accounting. Were some of the transfer portal losses bad? Yes? Is Alabama falling off a cliff? Absolutely not. 

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