Big Cat wrapped PMT late Thursday, blamed LeBron for a false alarm about Duggs' coaching news, and finally got the stream rolling to launch the newest chapter of the Duggs dynasty in EA Sports College Football 27.
About to be live. Apologies for being late Duggs rides again. Tune in —> t.co/jMr2u3UBcC
The night started with the show's signature bit: spin the wheel, get your team. Duggs landed at North Carolina, and the crew leaned into it immediately, complete with a fresh custom uniform reveal Big Cat labeled a "hoss." It's the kind of low-stakes, high-chaos content PMT has built a real audience around since Coach Duggs first became a recurring bit on the show.
New Duggs just dropped. HOSS t.co/P6EG6MDwvI
Game one against Bowling Green turned into exactly the kind of nail-biter that makes these streams watchable in real time. UNC clung to a 14-9 lead with 30 seconds left, and rather than risk a disaster, Big Cat opted to take an intentional safety and hand the ball back to Bowling Green, trusting the defense to close it out.
UNC 14, Bowling Green 9 30 seconds left. About to take an intentional safety and let Zac save us t.co/ubdy8m9V39
It worked. UNC survived 14-11, and the stream's other host got game ball for bailing out what Pardon My Take itself called a near "clock management disaster class." The save moved Duggs on to week 2, but the good vibes didn't last.
Almost a Duggs clock management disaster class but Zac’s defense saved the day @EASPORTSCollege #cfb27
That second game went sideways fast. Akron erased a North Carolina lead late, flipping a 14-17 deficit into a 21-17 UNC edge before ripping off the final punch to go up 24-21 and steal it. Big Cat confirmed the reload was on, saying the dynasty now has to learn the playbook before a date with Clemson next week — a sentence that captures the entire appeal of these streams, where a video game loss gets treated with the same real-time gravity as an actual coaching setback.
Duggs loses the second game of the season to Akron @EASPORTSCollege #cfb27
College Football 27 hit full release on July 9, giving Big Cat and company a fresh dynasty engine and, apparently, a fresh appetite for chaos. One game up, one down through two weeks isn't the record UNC fans dreamed of when the wheel landed on their program, but for a stream built on drama and questionable clock decisions, it's already delivering.