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Week 1 of the college football season is finally in the books (it’s okay to cry, Florida State fans) and the first midseason version of the AP college football poll is finally out.

Caroline Fenton, Jason Fitz & Adam Breneman react to this early-season poll and chat about which teams are ranked too high, too low or just about right. Were the Michigan Wolverines’ and Oregon Ducks’ wins a bit too close for comfort? Are we sleeping on Penn State? Can USC prove that they can be the cream of the Big Ten?

Later in the show, the trio raise a glass to Marcus Freeman’s Notre Dame team, and pour one out for Brian Kelly’s LSU team and Deion Sanders’ Buffaloes team.

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Closing out the episode, the group previews four games they’re watching (or skipping) in Week 2: Tennessee at NC State, Colorado at Nebraska, Michigan at Texas and South Florida at Alabama.

(2:10) – Ranked too high: Michigan?

(6:00) – Ranked too high: Oregon?

(13:10) – Ranked too low: Penn State?

(20:05) – Ranked just right: Georgia & USC?

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(26:45) – Raising a glass for Riley Leonard, Marcus Freeman & Notre Dame

(32:05) – Pouring one out for Brian Kelly’s LSU decisions

(37:00) – Pouring one out for Colorado and Deion Sanders

(41:45) – Week 2 Preview: Tennessee vs. NC State

(44:15) – Colorado vs. Nebraska

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(46:00) – Texas vs. Michigan

(49:50) – South Florida vs. Alabama

(53:15) – The Chaser: Florida State fan’s wager goes wrong

Michigan Wolverines QB Davis Warren high-fives fans after his team's Week 1 win over Fresno State. In Tuesday's AP Poll, the Wolverines are ranked 10th. (Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images)

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Michigan gas prices hit lowest point per gallon since April 2021, AAA says

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Michigan gas prices hit lowest point per gallon since April 2021, AAA says


Gasoline prices in Michigan have reached a four-year low after the prices dropped 13 cents a gallon in the past week, AAA-The Auto Club Group reported. 

Michigan drivers are now paying an average of $2.79 a gallon for regular unleaded gas, which is 41 cents less than this time last month and 49 cents less than this time last year. This is not just a 2025 low, but the lowest since April 2021, AAA said. 

At that price point, a 15-gallon tank of gas costs about $41. 

Metro Detroit’s current average is $2.84 per gallon, which is about 9 cents less than last week’s average and 50 cents less than this same time last year. 

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The most expensive gas price averages in the state are Ann Arbor ($2.93), Marquette ($2.87) and Metro Detroit ($2.84). 

The least expensive gas price averages in the state are Grand Rapids ($2.69), Flint ($2.70) and Lansing ($2.72). 



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2 adults found dead at home in Michigan City, Indiana; juvenile in custody

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2 adults found dead at home in Michigan City, Indiana; juvenile in custody


A juvenile was in custody after two adults were found dead inside a home early Sunday in Michigan City, Indiana.

Police said, around 1:30 a.m., officers conducted a welfare check at a home in the 100 block of Schofield Court, and found two adults dead.

Investigators suspect they died from foul play, and a juvenile male was taken into custody.

Police said the deaths were under investigation on Sunday, and there were no known threats to public safety.

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Eastern Michigan taken down by Miami (Ohio) 44-30; Kim throws for 309 yards in loss

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Eastern Michigan taken down by Miami (Ohio) 44-30; Kim throws for 309 yards in loss


Eastern Michigan was beaten by Miami (Ohio) 44-30 in a high-scoring affair on Saturday. Quarterback Dequan Finn threw for two touchdowns and ran for two more for the RedHawks.

Running back Jordan Brunson rushed for 122 yards and a touchdown in what was Miami’s fourth straight victory.

Miami took advantage of good field position in the second half with two touchdown drives to build a 35-14 lead. An Eli Blakey interception set up Miami at its own 38 and the RedHawks scored six plays later on Finn’s keeper. Miami’s next possession began at the 45-yard line after a 15-yard punt return.

After Eastern cut it to 37-22 with 9:07 to play, the RedHawks used nine consecutive rushing plays to take a three-score lead.

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Finn was 13 of 22 for 159 yards passing, and he carried it 10 times for 58 yards. D’Shawntae Jones added 66 yards rushing and a score as Miami (4-3, 3-0 Mid-American Conference) totaled 295 yards and four touchdowns on the ground.

Noah Kim threw for 309 yards and four touchdowns for Eastern Michigan (2-6, 1-3), but he was intercepted two times. Harold Mack had six catches for 179 yards and two scores, and Nick Devereaux also had two touchdown grabs.



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