As For Football Presents: College Football Roundtable

As For Football Presents: College Football Roundtable

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As For Football Presents: College Football Roundtable episodes

  • Week 11: Who’s Going on a Run to Make a Bowl Game?
    Notre Dame Clemsoned against Clemson, lots of ranked teams struggled early, and some never recovered.
    This week: we review an outstanding week of college football! Georgia tooks some time to get warmed up, Air Force got shot down out of the ranks of the unbeaten, and both the Big 12 and PAC-12 brought it with showcase games.
    Then, which teams are you hoping to see make a last-minute run to a bowl game?
    Finally, we preview this weekend's games, tell you what we'll be watching, and give you our patented Locks of the Week.
    53 min
  • Week 10: Should Quarterbacks ALWAYS Win the Heisman?
    USC escaped, but Oklahoma didn't, and now we've got LSU at 'Bama this weekend!
    This week: the guys review the week that was, tell you what they watched, and run through last week's service academy results as well as changes to the AP Top 10.
    Then: should the Heisman Trophy always go to a quarterback or a running back?
    Finally, we tell you what games we're watching this weekend and give you our patented Locks of the Week.
    We had a great show this week. Check it out!
    47 min
  • Week 9: Does Strength of Schedule Still Matter?
    Air Force beat Navy, 'Bama came back against Tennessee, and Oklahoma survived a visit from UCF.
    This week: We're into the back half of the college football season. The guys review the week that was and talk about what they watched and -- if anything -- we might've learned. The we review the service academy results and run through the changes to the AP Top 10.
    Then: does strength of schedule still matter?
    As always, we finish by previewing this week's games and by giving you our patented Locks of the Week.
    47 min
  • Week 8: Which Team Always Lets You Down?
    It's Week 8, which means that we've somehow already reached the halfway point in the college football season.
    This week: the guys lament Army's fall from grace, celebrate Washington's triumph over Oregon, and wonder aloud exactly how badly the Falcons are gonna beat the Mids in the this week's Navy-Air Force Game.
    Then, which team never fails to let you down?
    We then tell you what we're watching this weekend and get into out patented Locks of the Week.
    We've got a great show this week in advance of a terrific-looking weekend of college football. Don't miss it!
    47 min
  • Week 7: Who’s Winning the Heisman?
    The Irish fell, the Bulldogs remembered that they're #1, and Oklahoma won the Red River Shootout. What a week!
    This week: we run through Navy's big win over North Texas, talk about Texas vs. Oklahoma, and wonder if Louisville isn't getting overlooked in the AP Top 10. Then, who's winning the Heisman? We tell you who might win it, and who should win it even if they maybe don't have a realistic shot. We then run through the games we'll be watching this weekend before going into our patented Locks of the Week. We all won last weekend!
    It's a great show this week and a terrific time to meet us at the Roundtable of College Football.
    41 min
  • Week 6: The Red River Rivalry
    We had another crazy week in college football last week and now have a couple of truly high-leverage contests on the horizon.
    This week: Rob and Dan run through the week that was, run through the service academy results and changes to the AP Top 10, dive deep on losses by UConn and Navy, and wonder who's the real #1. It's either Georgia or Michigan, right?
    Then: what's up with all these blocked kicks?
    Finally, the crew goes through this week's games and give you their patented Locks of the Week.
    58 min
  • Week 5: Who Are the REAL Contenders?
    Following a crazy week in college football, we're starting to see some legit seperation between the contenders and the also-rans.
    This week: the guys recap the week that was, give a few thoughts on service academy results and the AP Top 10, and wonder what in the world happened to Clemson.
    Do conference championships still matter in college football.
    Lastly, the guys run through this week's games, tell you what they'll be watching, and of course, give their patented Locks of the Week.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Week 4: The Cupcakes Have Been Served
    Conference play started last week, but this week we've got a Hell of a lot more games that actually matter. Or, as Rob says, "The cupcakes have been served!"
    This week: the guys talk about all the big upsets in Week 3, review the service academy results, and then wonder whether coaching matters in the Transfer Portal Era. Then they get into the games they're watching this week and, of course, their patented Locks of the Week.
    Can Dan get out of AFF's game-picking cellar?
    54 min
  • Week 3: A Changing of the Guard?
    Texas didn't just beat 'Bama, they *smoked* 'em. Are we seeing a changing of the guard in college football?
    This week: the guys talk about all the big games this past week, run through the service academy results, and wonder if Coach Nick Saban has finally lost it at Alabama. Then they run through the Week 3 games and give their patented Locks of the Week.
    Army and Navy both have big prime time games. Let's goooo!
    57 min
  • Week 2: It’s the Year of the Transfer Portal
    Absent one quarter of one game, we had a pretty good weekend.
    This week: the guys talk about the week that was, wonder why folks doubt what Coach Prime knows about football, and then talk briefly about the current AP Top 10.
    Then, is this the year of the Transfer Portal? It seems like it might be.
    Finally, we run through the games we're watching and give you our patented Locks of the Week.
    49 min

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As For Football proudly presents the College Football Roundtable, brought to you by Byre Barn.  We cover the world of college football each week as if Army was the most important team in the nation -- because it is!