Summary: How are players likely to respond in the Steve Sarkisian, Steve Spurrier, and Will Grier situations? Chatham & Quinn buckle up for a deep discussion from a players-point-of-view on how these pieces of national news are likely to be interpretted by the people who live them. Are players likely to be disappointed in Steve Sarkisian behind closed doors? How much at fault is Athletic Director Pat Haden in the problem? How does the perception of USC change for a parent weighing whether or not to send their son or daughter to this institution? Has Steve Spurrier undercut his message to players about competing by quitting when he did? Are players privately less likely to give Spurrier a pass for quitting based upon his resume as opposed to media members who don't have football experience? Plus, the guys discuss Will Grier's mistake in context having gone through the process of trying to grow their body at the collegiate level, understanding the resources available to players so that they don't make this mistake... Finally the guys preview the handful of monster games on this weekend's docket, including Michigan-Michigan State, Florida-LSU, Alabama-Texas A&M, Utah-Arizona State, UCLA-Stanford, and Iowa-Northwestern. Enjoy!
