16 Saturdays

On this week's episode, we rank our favorite aspects of Thanksgiving, debate the best board games, and decry the invention and continued use of daylight savings time (seriously, it's so dark now). We also (begrudgingly) discuss the alleged events of the past weekend (Nico Collins was good!). But mostly, the football content focuses on 2019 because reasons.

On this week's episode, we rank our favorite aspects of Thanksgiving, debate the best board games, and decry the invention and continued use of daylight savings time (seriously, it's so dark now). We also (begrudgingly) discuss the alleged events of the past weekend (Nico Collins was good!). But mostly, the football content focuses on 2019 because reasons.

On this week's episode, we rank our favorite aspects of Thanksgiving, debate the best board games, and decry the invention and continued use of daylight savings time (seriously, it's so dark now). We also (begrudgingly) discuss the alleged events of the past weekend (Nico Collins was good!). But mostly, the football content focuses on 2019 because reasons.

It's official. We can talk about Ohio without knocking on wood. On this week's episode, we call for use of replay in identifying late hits (looking at you IU #72), wonder how many of Jake Moody's field goals Will would hit, and thank god once again for the in-game genius of Don Brown. We also talk about whether players should get suspended for flirting with cheerleaders, urge Kansas to let Bevo (the Texas mascot) on the field, and argue that players saying their rivals suck is uhh... not a big deal. Speaking of which - it's 6:02pm, and Ohio still sucks. Go Blue!

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It's official. We can talk about Ohio without knocking on wood. On this week's episode, we call for use of replay in identifying late hits (looking at you IU #72), wonder how many of Jake Moody's field goals Will would hit, and thank god once again for the in-game genius of Don Brown. We also talk about whether players should get suspended for flirting with cheerleaders, urge Kansas to let Bevo (the Texas mascot) on the field, and argue that players saying their rivals suck is uhh... not a big deal. Speaking of which - it's 6:02pm, and Ohio still sucks. Go Blue!

It's official. We can talk about Ohio without knocking on wood. On this week's episode, we call for use of replay in identifying late hits (looking at you IU #72), wonder how many of Jake Moody's field goals Will would hit, and thank god once again for the in-game genius of Don Brown. We also talk about whether players should get suspended for flirting with cheerleaders, urge Kansas to let Bevo (the Texas mascot) on the field, and argue that players saying their rivals suck is uhh... not a big deal. Speaking of which - it's 6:02pm, and Ohio still sucks. Go Blue!

It's official. We can talk about Ohio without knocking on wood. On this week's episode, we call for use of replay in identifying late hits (looking at you IU #72), wonder how many of Jake Moody's field goals Will would hit, and thank god once again for the in-game genius of Don Brown. We also talk about whether players should get suspended for flirting with cheerleaders, urge Kansas to let Bevo (the Texas mascot) on the field, and argue that players saying their rivals suck is uhh... not a big deal. Speaking of which - it's 6:02pm, and Ohio still sucks. Go Blue!

Survive and advance. Michigan improves to 9-1 after a game where both teams seemed to play to avoid injury (fingers crossed Michigan's injuries are minor). On this week's episode we brainstorm safer competitions Michigan and Rutgers could have instead of playing football, praise the development of the passing game, and debate the college football playoff scenarios (go Syracuse!). We also congratulate Northwestern and start to prep for Ohio.

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Survive and advance. Michigan improves to 9-1 after a game where both teams seemed to play to avoid injury (fingers crossed Michigan's injuries are minor). On this week's episode we brainstorm safer competitions Michigan and Rutgers could have instead of playing football, praise the development of the passing game, and debate the college football playoff scenarios (go Syracuse!). We also congratulate Northwestern and start to prep for Ohio.

Survive and advance. Michigan improves to 9-1 after a game where both teams seemed to play to avoid injury (fingers crossed Michigan's injuries are minor). On this week's episode we brainstorm safer competitions Michigan and Rutgers could have instead of playing football, praise the development of the passing game, and debate the college football playoff scenarios (go Syracuse!). We also congratulate Northwestern and start to prep for Ohio.