Brendan made another special visit to Austin to reunite with Taylor and Travis to watch the final Big XII matchup between Texas Tech and Texas at the DKR--a game that will live in infamy. The trio gives their bitter impressions from the DKR disaster, and they discuss the final week of college football across the Big XII, Big Ten, SEC, and the last dance across the PAC-12. Additionally, the cast previews the upcoming power five conference championship games and speculate which four teams will ultimately make the College Football "Playoff." Finally, they look at the current state of the NFL with the final stretch of the regular season fast approaching.

Nick and Taylor analyze Matchday 4 of the Champions League group stage, which featured more restructuring of the "Group of Death," an absolute Atlético annihilation of Celtic in Madrid, a surprise Shakhtar victory over Broke FC, another Harry Kane masterclass for Bayern, and much more. The duo covers all of the goals, VAR controversies, and updated group standings, as the first six clubs have officially secured spots in the Round of 16.

Brendan, Taylor and Travis break down a fantastic Week 10 of college football, beginning with a final Big XII Bedlam game in Stillwater, which propelled Oklahoma State to 5-1 in conference play--level with Texas at the top. The guys discuss and debate which two teams will ultimately secure a place in Arlington, as 4-2 Oklahoma, Kansas, Kansas State, Iowa State, and West Virginia keep their hopes alive with three games to go in the regular season. The trio also discusses the offensive clinic between Washington and USC, where USC was exposed once more, falling out of the top-25. Finally, predictions are made regarding the highly contested PAC-12 title race and upcoming Week 11 matchups are previewed.

Nick and Taylor review all of the action from Matchday 3 of the Champions League group stage, which featured excellent entertainment at Old Trafford, complete domination at the Parc de Princes, and an unexpected thriller at Celtic Park. Our European football experts analyze the goals, the red cards, the formations, and tactics, as Bayern, Madrid, City, and Barcelona remain perfect whilst Benfica and debutants Union Berlin and Royal Antwerp have lost all three fixtures. Additionally, the duo provides bonus analyses from the chaos and euphoria that unfolded on Matchday 3 of the Europa League.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis return after a week off to discuss what's wrong with Texas Tech, which Big XII teams could challenge Oklahoma and Texas, and why the Big Ten's "big three" of Michigan, Ohio St, and Penn St have proven how bad their conference truly is. The guys also discuss big games from the Pac-12, including Utah's third-straight win against USC, continued brilliance from Washington and Oregon St, and another massive blunder from Colorado. Finally, Taylor goes off on a tangent on why teams like James Madison and Air Force should not be ranked despite their flawless records.

Taylor analyzes all of the fixtures from Matchday 2 of the Europa League and Conference League, which included some massive upsets, thrilling draws, and absolute blowouts. He then examines the group stage tables from both tournaments and previews upcoming fixtures for Matchday 3. Overall, it was a solid matchday for Italian, Spanish, and English clubs, whilst disappointing for Scottish and Greek sides. 

This week, Brendan, Taylor and Travis discuss the extremely anticipated Red River Rivaly. We also talk about the terrible showing of the Dallas Cowboys, along with many other NFL and College results.

Nick and Taylor analyze Matchday 2 in the Champions League group stage, which included some foreseeable--and surprising--upsets on a blockbuster slate of fixtures. Our European football experts break down Galatasaray's great triumph at Old Trafford, Arsenal's unwelcome historic return to Lens, and Newcastle's first home UCL fixture in 20 years against PSG. The duo also attempt to explain two massive blunders in Berlin and Antwerp, where two UCL debutants completely squandered promising first-half leads. Finally, our experts preview exciting Matchday 3 fixtures to watch with everything still on the line.

Brendan, Taylor, and Travis break down Week 4 in the NFL, which featured battles between the winless Broncos and Bears in Chicago and the Vikings and Panthers in Charlotte, in addition to a massive AFC East showdown between the Dolphins and Bills in Buffalo. The trio speculate which NFL teams will shamelessly pursue a tanking season, which teams might accidentally tank, and which teams are legitimate competitors within their respective divisions. The guys also poke fun at the Kansas City Chiefs for becoming a Hollywood organization and blast Bill Belichick and Mike Tomlin for stagnating at their respective teams. Finally, the guys analyze USC's narrow victory over Colorado and discuss scores across Week 5 of College Football.

Nick and Taylor analyze all sixteen opening matchday fixtures from the Champions League group stage, which featured a stunning and rare equalizer from Lazio in Rome, a red card double from Celtic in Rotterdam, a baffling, high-scoring match in Munich, an instant classic between the Turkish and Danish champions, and a stunning away victory from an Austrian youth squad equivalent. Our European football experts also look ahead to Matchday 2 for a loaded schedule of exquisite matchups in the Champions League.