September 15, 2026 Hour 2

0:00Music You're listening to Miller and Molten, coming at you from the Floor Meisters Studios. Floor Meisters, keeping it real. And now here's Mark Miller. Miller and Molten. Miller and Molten.com to stay edition of the show. We already have a poll question. We're well ahead of the game. Doing our job yesterday. It took me a while to get to the poll question. It was a little more snarky a day ago, because we went the other direction with yesterday's poll question. Who had the worst loss? And you guys felt Oregon clearly had the worst loss. For what it's worth, the chargers were second Ohio State third green bay fourth. Really quickly. Do you have, you know, I'm not a Kirk Herb Street guy.

1:02I'm not for what it's worth, but he said something yesterday. And I, and obviously he's, he might be the biggest voice in the sport. He and Nick Samen are the two biggest voices. They're on the four letter network. They are the voice of the sport, whether you want to admit that or not. But Kirk's been given a lot, given a hard time because he moved out of Columbus and the Ohio State people think that he hates him and all that kind of crap. But he thought it was ridiculous that the buck eyes moved all the way down to six. Now, I know polls are a win lost thing. But when I read that at first, I'm like, what do you mean they lost? But they lost a one score game to a team that we think is really good. Now, I have a much bigger problem with Oregon being ranked in the top 25. Put it this way. If Ohio State, now I think Texas, Georgia Notre Dame, I have no problem with where they are. I've not seen anything out of Indiana yet.

2:04And I know they're the defending national champion and deserve maybe a little benefit of the doubt because signati can flat out coach and nobody is denying that. But it's a new quarterback. It's a new team. We are in the NIL world. They won't play anybody until mid to late October. So if Ohio State would have been ranked a spot of Indiana, a spot ahead of Indiana, would you have had a problem with it? I think so. I mean, a loss is a loss and I know, I mean, Nick Saban preaches this close loss is better than a bad win. But I don't know. I'd probably still have Ohio State behind LSU. I'd probably have him in the seventh spot, honestly. It's tough with these mega conferences now because nobody plays anybody for the most part. And we're not going to get a good read on any of these teams until probably week five or six. One one matchup that will get a good read on teams and see what they are is obviously the Gators traveling to Auburn yesterday. Both coaches talked Alex Goulish giving all kinds of compliments to John Summeral, but

3:10not, not friends this week. We mentioned competing against him at two lane, but he also said he's just gotten to know you well as a coach and a friend over the years from competing against each other. What's your relationship like with John Summeral? He said we were friends. Not this week or not. I got a ton of respect for John. Certainly did a, we were both assistants in the league at the same time and he did a great job at Troy, high end job at Troy. Did a high end job at two lane. Got a ton of respect for how he works. A ton of respect for who he is. I think he does it the right way. Compete like crazy. I got a lot of respect for him this week. Don't care. John Summeral has a lot of ties to Auburn. In fact, his wife went to Auburn. There should be no question of who the Summeral family is rooting for on Saturday. Do you have any extended family member rumors rooting against you this week?

4:14If I do, they're not family to me. But you have a lot of Auburn. There's a lot of Auburn ties on that side of family, right? Yeah, yeah, there's ties. But far to paste by mortgage, you know? So any family that is pulling against us named my family. I mean, I don't care what their last name is. You know what I mean? Allegiance is, I mean, look, I got a lot of respect for Auburn to break place. Good people. I got a lot of friends. My wife in the school there, you know what I mean? And so a lot of crossover, but I'm a Florida Gator. And everybody affiliated with me closely as a Florida Gator. They're not affiliated with me closely. There you go. He answers all the, look, I root for guys like that. And I know Jake, you're not a Florida guy because you're a Georgia fan. But come on. We want coaches to not give us coach speak. We want coaches to be honest. We want coaches to be an extension of us as fans. Isn't some are all doing everything.

5:16Now he's got to win. Look at, none of this means crap unless you win. Trust me, I understand that. But man, it's hard for me to not root for this guy. He is, he's doing a good job with how he's talking. I mean, he's got Florida fans believe in a little bit again. And he likes points. He's, I think it's a great fit. And he's doing everything right so far. But like you said, he's got to win. Win Saturday. It's a good start. And it would be a great win. It really would. And I brought this up in the off season when I was doing a little digging because I'm not going to sit here and preach to you that I know the history of Florida football as well as Gator fans do. I don't. But before they put these automatic rivalry games on the SEC schedule and Florida was able to get LSU, make, you know, a lot of reasons behind that. If you dig into that, well, what, who did they never play at home? Georgia. They only get Florida state every other year.

6:17So there had to be a game because there are a lot of years that that Florida schedule didn't look so good. Oh, by the way, are you guys still having a ticket selling problem? Because I'm getting emails offering me packages for the four SEC games. Like I'm not kidding. I looked at that email this morning and I'm like, Oklahoma, Vandy, these are good games. I might jump at something like this. So I was a little perplexed when I saw that email this morning. But the Gators had history with Auburn before we put these automatic rivalry games in the crossover rivalry game when they did LSU. So I do think the Gators one will travel well to the planes to take on Auburn on Saturday. Right now they've not played anybody. Auburn didn't look particularly good when they played Baylor. They did get a win. You know, the quarterback who I like look a little over his skis. So Goliage has worked to do with that offense. But more importantly for the Gators and I know we'll get into it more as the week goes on.

7:18You love their skill guys. This is going to be, this is going to be a, an old school football game. You know, you had your run the ball had on yesterday. Well, you know how they're spilling that in Gainesville right now. And this is a, to me early, this is a matchup of wills, you know, because where is the one area that we're not yet on the offensive side? Because I think there are some certain, there are some problems with the Gator, Gator's defense. The secondary's lacks a lot of depth and has not been very, not been great. They give up big plays, which worries me in the Auburn game. And they're not getting to the quarterback at the rate that people would like. Okay. That notwithstanding Auburn at times, you know, they were able to get turnovers because DJ, the DJ lagway experience is what it is against Baylor. But Baylor was able between the 20s to have some success moving the ball.

8:20Jake, to me, this is old, at least the first quarter, first half is a little bit of old school, two young coaches who like physicality that are going to line it up. That I think Florida is going to try to pound it right. That, I mean, I know the Gators would rather throw it all around on their fans, want them to score 40. But in that first quarter, don't you think they ought to try to run the rock against Auburn? I think they're going to try to break Auburn's will. Like I think they're just going to try to break them early. And then you'll see the downfield passes. Um, certainly worried, you know, as you brought up the concern with Florida's secondary, how's Auburn going to get the ball down the field on them? Like even if their secondary is not that good, I don't trust Brown to move the ball deep. I just don't. Yeah, you don't like the way he throws it, right? I did not notice it last year, but it looks painful when he tries to throw the football. Like it looks like it hurts him. And the only thing I'll say on that is that right, you know, in Florida, it's two games.

9:23They as you were saying kind of before the show, Jake, they, they probably have not put a lot of scheming into a Florida, Atlantic and Campbell. So what are they going to do to try to scheme past rushers to get to the quarterback? What type of blitzes do they plan on bringing? Now he can run. So you've got to be careful to have lane integrity to, you know, to set the edge and some of the things that are necessary. So he can't escape and beat you with his legs, but I, I do see a more aggressive defense out of the Gators, but I really think on the other side of the ball, Jacob, I think you said it perfectly. Florida wants to take the will of Auburn out of the game. And if you can run the ball effectively on the road, man, can you take a crowd out of the game early? Yeah, if you can get that crowd, I mean, that is a rockess environment. If you can get them quiet early and take the juice out of the building, it's going to be a long afternoon for the Tigers. Everybody focused on LSU and old miss and they should be, but Auburn and Florida, these

10:27are big program games. This is two new coaches trying to establish a culture of winning, trying to get everybody to buy in and we circled this game two months ago for both teams of the importance for both Auburn and Florida. Yeah, Florida has looked better thus far, but they haven't played anybody. Baylor at least has men out there, big large men and Auburn, you know, very well could have lost the game. Give Auburn credit. It was not a great pass by lagway, but it was a great tackle by the Auburn defender. He wrapped him up high, didn't allow him to fall in the end zone and get the two point conversion. So, you know, that's the game Saturday. I'm, look at it. I can't wait for the lane ball. I really can't, but the Auburn Florida game is just a litmus test for both teams and I am curious as to who passes that litmus test.

11:30Right now I think it's the Gators. I'm not ready to make a call yet between now and Friday. We obviously will. Jake will be back on the show Friday for what it's worth. He was four and one against the number last week. I was two and three with the damn pit panthers not being able to hold on to a game late and backdorn me with UCF Miller and molten Miller and molten dot com. The Pelican roofing of Florida text line is open. Pelican roofing of Florida, one eight six six nine Pelican, one eight six six nine Pelican. I know it's been a, a, a, a non-committal hurricane season, but never a bad time to get your roof checked out. Pelican roofing of Florida proud sponsor of Miller and molten end of the text line. If you've never texted the show before, 21,000 is the number you need to text the keyword Miller. Then you can let it rip. We talked to a little Sydney, sweetie in the first hour. As someone said, no one hates a pretty successful woman, quite like another woman. Wow.

12:30You guys are tough in the morning. Tough in the morning. And then someone on the poll question simply said, giants beating the cowboys was the biggest win of week one. That's one of your four choices on our Julius Joe sports cafe poll question, which NFL team had the best week one win? In the city San Francisco Buffalo or the giants that Mark Miller, that Jake Miller, Miller underscore molten on X will talk LSU and old miss next. Welcome back to Miller and molten text the guys what's in your mind at 21,000. That's 21,000. Miller and molten Miller and molten dot com. Pat Kerwin, little less than 40 minutes away from now, but Elliott a little more than an hour from now.

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15:36on you all week and every day. There's going to be so much attention, hatred, everything on me. I said, you just get to go play. And I said, really, the pressure is on them. They're the team that we won seven games last year. They won 13. They return two Heisman candidates. How often does that ever happen in the same backfield? We had it one time with Matt Lyre, Reggie Bush. And second longest winning streak in the country. So you guys just get to go play and the pressure is not on you. So that's Lane Kiffin yesterday when talking about the pressure of the game. He's trying to flip it and put it on Ole Miss. Jake, I actually am on his side with this one. Yeah, I'd agree. Although I don't think there's going to be a whole lot of pressure on LSU to begin with. But it certainly benefits them that Lane is such a polarizing figure and can put the attention

16:36on himself and just let the boys play. So. Well, look at if Ole Miss doesn't win Saturday, you tell me the next time we're going to be in a situation where how this games consider to toss up Jacob like seriously. They don't get this one. You tell me when you think because Jamless, I mean, he will try to be eligible for 60 years. But this is probably it for him. Can they get another quarterback? Certainly. But this young man is, he's like Diego Pavia to me. Is he going to be a good quarterback on Sunday? I don't think there's a chance in L. But man, is he fun to watch on Saturday? But he's one of the most entertaining players in college football. There's no doubt about it. He's up there with Tony. You know, he is a lot of fun to watch. So LSU is a two and a half point favorite. Like I'm serious, the rest of the decade. Do you think this spreads ever under five?

17:39I don't think so. I mean, I'd like for Ole Miss. I don't have a problem with him to be good for a while, but I have a feeling after this year it's back to same old Ole Miss. Yeah, I don't know if it's back to, I think they can be a consistent eight, nine, every once in a while getting the playoff team because they've got the money. But I think part of the reason that Lane left is a parent. You can't get the players from a recruiting standpoint there that you can get it up. Can you go buy them? Sure. But you have to be able to do it both ways with recruiting and with NIL. And I don't think Ole Miss is built to do what LSU, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, some of these other schools and Tennessee's borderline there. But the growth of Nashville and they're able to pluck from places like Brentwood has changed what they can do because they used up to spend the most money to recruit. Neither here nor there. I just think it's tougher for Ole Miss. It's time now for...

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22:51But how ESPN went about it on Saturday was very, very interesting. And the fans in Texas, well, they didn't like it too much either. We'll talk about that next Miller and Molten. Welcome back to Miller and Molten. Text the guys what's in your mind at 21,000. That's 2 1 0 0 0. I think we were a, might have been a 30 second break short there. I'm going to have to dig into that because we're supposed to come back right now. So I waited a little bit longer there. You know, every once in a while, a guest goes long and talks through the first commercial of a break. And I'm obligated to take that break out or, you know, I pull it out quickly and then sometimes forget to add it and just notice we came back a little, little earlier than expected.

23:55So for those of you that got the extra 30 seconds, hey, all right. So I did not watch game day on Saturday. I, as I told everybody, this was week one of travel soccer. And we suffered a 2 0 defeat. Didn't seem to bother the girls at all. Just quick footnote. Think it bothered the coach who I ran into at Costco on Sunday and he had already watched the game film. One of the things they have now just quickly before I get to game day and what happened. So the coach, everything's on an app. And the coach does a great job. He is a really, really nice man. I think he does an excellent job coaching these girls. He has been working with my daughter and some of these same girls for like four years now. He's a tremendous human being.

24:56He is a fizz ad teacher in the public school system. He is a great demeanor. He's wonderful. Can't say enough good things about him. Very happy that he's coaching my daughter. But the parents are transitioning where all of these kids now are middle school students. And with that comes responsibility. You know, these kids now have to email their own teachers. It's not mommy's job to check up on them if they didn't get all of their homework questions right. It's the kids job. But yet we have an app for everything. And we have an app for the 13U soccer team. Well, who's on the app? All the parents. I have already been basically told by my wife to stay off of the app because when they had a fundraiser, which was begging for money outside of a publics, which if you've listened to me, bothered me long before my daughter did it.

26:01I jumped on the app and said, are we selling anything? Are we providing a service or are we just standing in front of the building begging for money? Well, the mom who set that up was not very happy with me. It was at that point that my wife said, it's probably best if you don't ever post anything again. And she's right. But it's this transition where all these girls are becoming, you know, little young ladies and can handle things themselves except for the amount of questions that this poor coach has to answer about the dumbest crap in the world. So I fully respect everything he's doing and the patience he shows with the parents. But we did get the opportunity because again, this is U13 soccer. This is important of another app out there that you pay money for to get the highlights of your kid on video.

27:01Now, Jayga can tell by the eye roll, I want you to know, I did not and will not pay for such a thing. If I, what's that? Is it huddle? No, it's something different towards or something like that. But like I've never really said this out loud, but like my goal and I don't care if my daughter quits sports tomorrow. If she continues with soccer and she's not bad, it's all right. It doesn't run enough. That's, you know, the dad doesn't run. But if she played high school soccer, I would be a stack. That would be to me the dream. It's nothing beyond that. If she ends up doing gymnastics into high school, wow, that would be amazing. I have no expectations nor do I care. But just that was my quick sidebar. So I say that long story to get to what that's why I didn't watch game day. One of the things that happened on game day was about a 10, 11 minute infomercial for that score bill.

28:02Senator Ted Cruz, who was one of the sponsors of the bill, did a sit down interview on the game day set for about 10 minutes. This just in college students don't like him. We're in Austin, Texas. In Texas is probably the only blue city in that entire state and their college students. So they were chanting Ted sucks or something like that. It was a little uncomfortable. I don't even care about that. But ESPN, and I don't know if this is because of Sabin or this is ESPN because this, you know, this score act goes in a lot of different directions. There are a lot of folks out there that think that this is hindering the college athlete. I think we need to have some guardrails. I wish the government didn't have to do it. But in talking to Andrew Brandt, who comes on the show, who works in the NIL world was an agent is still an agent for NIL kids, worked in an NFL front office and is in the media.

29:07He's as smart as anybody we talk to and he believes when I said should they make them employees. He's like, it can't happen. Here's why the government's got to put some guardrails up. That's the way this needs to get done. All right. He's a smart dude. I've always thought the employee thing was the way to go. He gave me his reasons why he doesn't think that works. But Ted Cruz got 10 minutes on game day to discuss the score act. Now I don't know how all of you feel about the score act. I don't know how deep you've dug on this. But I do know that the majority of you do not like the transfer portal and do not like the NIL in its current form. I don't know how many of you anymore still don't think college athlete should be getting some money. I mean, there was a time, you know, this goes back 15 years that David and I were like, you got to pay these guys.

30:08And I remember listeners teen off on us to have that thought. We were well ahead of everybody else. They were looking at the money they're making off a Tim Teemo and gains will go really. He shouldn't be getting anything for all those jerseys. He's your salad. You're comfortable with that. He's getting an education. Whatever. It's a built multi billion dollar industry. But so here they do the score act and then the NAACP who does not like the score act. They have said that it's dangerous to black athletes in the black community. Look, I'm just reading their quote. I'm not even taking a side here, but they wanted a shot to have their rebuttal. They're giving them an interview on a 6 p.m. sports center. Now I don't have the numbers in front of me, but game day is in the millions. Sports center at six, maybe is 100,000, 200,000 people.

31:09So it's obviously not equal time. I guess my question, Jake, you know, you love Saturday more than anything, more than it. And you're a huge NHL fan, but it's Saturday college football and then the NHL and then everything else in your world. And the NHL is a long, wrong down from college football. So do you think Ted Cruz should have got 10 minutes to promote the score bill? And do you think that it's ESPN? Do you think it's Nick Saban? Where do you think the pressure came from them putting Ted Cruz on? I don't think I mean, I get it's Nick Saban. I don't think he has that much pull with ESPN. Maybe he does and I'm completely wrong. It's probably a combo of the two, but the fact that you just had a 10 minute, you know, no hard question softballs to Ted Cruz and didn't have anything on the other side of the argument, I think is an injustice to what we need to do in college football or college

32:10sports in general right now. Like you said, there needs to be some kind of guardrail put up. Maybe we need a commissioner. I don't know. Something needs to be done, but I'm not a huge component of the score act. So, but the coaches love it. Well, yeah, my biggest problem is that when they had that whole group to speak to Congress and you looked at at first you saw it like Charlie Ward was a player. Well, he's a coach now. I mean, when I saw him, I went, oh, there was not one person. There was not an agent. There was not a player. There was nobody on that committee that spoke in front of Congress that had any ties to the athlete. It was incredibly one sided. I mean, you know, this is basically, you know, Nick Saban's kind of driving the bus on this score act. And yes, I'm with you. I would like a Zara commissioner of college football. We aren't to me. Greg Sankey and Tony Petiti are not giving up the power that they both have within their

33:11conferences and in the sport to do what's best for college football. I think this score act has a lot of things in it that I like. I think there should be some sort of cap. I mean, we have caps and damn, you know, what is baseball trying to get a cap? Why is the NFL so competitive? A cap. The basketball caps a little different because it's got the luxury tax thing. The NFL and the NHL have hard caps. When you have the disparity in spending in college football that we currently have, when you have LSU in Texas in Ohio State, I mean, Alabama can't keep up. That's a problem. And I just, I thought, look at ESPN's gotten in so much trouble over the past, what eight to 10 years for going woke and they changed their MO.

34:11People still don't view it that way. They kind of see it the way that it was. But ESPN did make a decision like we can't do this anymore. Get him killed and rightly so. And you know, to say to having Ted Cruz on certainly is the opposite of woke. I mean, there's no doubt that this is a Republican from Texas. But in the bill as some bipartisan support, but I just found it fascinating that they used the most popular show for college football. And like you said, he got 10 minutes of softball questions. There was nothing hard hitting about that. I'm just, you know, I think this is going to lead to some kind of players association. And I mean, it's going to end up looking like the NFL. We're going to have CBA arguments. Well, at some point, and I think it's next decade, I do still think there is a time when college football breaks away from college sports. I believe when this current television contract with the ESPN, and you know, there was

35:13talk last week of the 2014 playoff coming back into light and they had opened the 30 day negotiation window with ESPN. I don't believe ESPN can afford to take the whole playoff for what they want. And I think college football, and this is where Tony Petiti is telling Greg Sankey, I worked in television. I ran sports for NBC. Do you know how much money you're leaving on the table by doing this with one network? And how ESPN can handle it or financially handle it because they sold off games to TNT last year and they're doing the same thing this year. So they know that there is power in multiple networks and having Fox, NBC and ABC ESPN, all having a piece of the playoff. ESPN doesn't want to give it up, but financially, I don't think they're going to be able to keep

36:15it on the whole, but I do think when this current, you know, if they, if they go to 24, I know they'll renegotiate at some point when these contracts and I do think we're going to see a break away. I do think that we're going to have the big 10, the SEC and select teams from the big 12, the ACC and maybe a couple of group of six all go do their own thing between now and then maybe your Mr. Beast there in Greenville can donate that 100 million that died that went away. What happened to Mr. Beast, given the pirates 100 million. I think it was all a forest, but you know people there. You got buddies that work for them. Let's all say they all said it was never going to happen because basically the athletic to pro program would have to give Mr. Beast everything. And I don't think ECU wants that out there. So the score act, your thoughts on it, your thoughts on the infomercial ESPN gave Pelican Roofing of Florida text line wide open 21,000. The number curious what you think about the infomercial on Saturday.

37:16Did it bother you? Did you think ESB of many of you have thought ESPN's not on a place for a lot of the things they've done? We certainly can't confuse the old woke ESPN with Ted Cruz doing 10 minutes. I mean, I think we all can agree now that those are polar opposites of one another. But to give Ted Cruz 10 minutes on game day and basically give the opposition a slot of the 6 p.m. sports center on a Tuesday, it's not apples to apples. That's for certain Miller and molten Pat Kerwin coming up top of the hour. We'll talk the NFL with him in depth. The NFL is the basis of our shoeless Joe sports cafe poll question, which NFL team had the best week one win. We did not put Arizona up on purpose. Kansas City looked great last night at home, taking down Denver. How about spags in that defense? I know we'll get into that with Pat San Francisco, all those many days ago in Australia,

38:18whoopin up on the Rams Buffalo right now in last place. And that's the one I voted for. Buffalo, a road, win in Houston, finishing fourth on this list. Holy cow, guys. Disrespect for the bills and the giants went over the cowboys, which among anything was very amusing. I do have my year long bet this year, a good bottle of bourbon. Two guys got a throw in like a hundred bucks each to buy the one guy a bottle of bourbon. I've got the lions. The one guy's got the bingles. The other guy's got Dallas.