How Many Teams Are Capable of Winning It All? | Joel Klatt Talks College Football on The Next Round
Fox Sports’ Joel Klatt joins The Next Round crew to talk all things college football! From handicaps on the golf course to breaking down the biggest games of the 2025 college football season, Klatt brings his insight and bold takes to the table. Topics discussed include: 🏌️ Joel Klatt’s golf game and handicap ☘️ The Week 0 matchup in Dublin: Kansas State vs Iowa State 🔥 The highly anticipated showdown between Texas and Ohio State 🐅 Why Klatt believes Clemson could win the national championship 🏆 How many teams are truly capable of winning it all? 🤔 Could Indiana’s Curt Cignetti already be a Top 10 coach in college football? If you love college football analysis, predictions, and debates, this is a must-watch interview with one of the top voices in the sport. 👉 Don’t forget to LIKE this video, COMMENT with your thoughts on who will win it all, and SUBSCRIBE to The Next Round YouTube channel for more exclusive interviews and insider coverage of the college football world! #JoelKlatt #CollegeFootball #Clemson #TexasFootball #OhioStateFootball #KansasState #IowaState #SECfootball #BigTen #cfb #SEC #PennState #Alabama #RollTide #LSU #GeauxTigers #HookEm #Texas #GoBucks #Buckeyes
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