After skipping last week due to Lay's laziness, Nate was forced to invite a new cohost and subsequently fire Lay as he once again was unavailable, mostly because Auburn sucks and he's scared to talk about it. So welcome in Ferg, a Tech fan (formerly?) and self-identified "College Football Mind". The old friends catch up and talk through the major headlines in college football including the CFP, Rivalry Week, Conference Championships and the Coaching Carousel. Oh and roasting Lay behind his back.

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After a quiet week on the club front, the guys had plenty to react to from World Cup qualifiers including USA's 2-0 win over Mexico. But most of this episode revolves around Oklahoma's upset loss at Baylor and what that means for the Big 12's hopes at a College Football Playoff bid.

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After Lay is late to the recording studio, (i.e. his grandparents' attic) the guys quickly run through the results across college football and what to expect from the second College Football Playoff rankings tomorrow. Topics include Bama's shaky win over LSU and Nate being completely over the Big 10, especially Harbaugh and Big Blue. Some soccer and NFL in there as well.

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Nate and Lay actually made some pre-show notes this time around. The guys talk upsets in the NFL and what to expect from the first College Football Playoff ranking of the season coming out on Tuesday. Plus, like a lingering genital infection, Arsenal's back baby.

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Due to a lack of preparation and laziness on Lay's part, the guys go off script for a freestyle edition of the pod. They talk the 9 overtimes, Auburn hosting Ole Miss, plus the hot start for the Cincinnati Bengals has them in the top spot in the AFC. Bonus: Is Antonio Conte the man to lead Manchester United to the top of the Premier League?

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Back live from the gramps house, Lay joins Nate to talk a sleepy weekend in college football and debate who the top Super Bowl contender out of the AFC is. Plus, a recap of club soccer's return following the international break. No surprises there, Bayern won...Arsenal didn't.

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Fresh off a beatdown in the Away Days college rivalry, Nate and Lay are back to talk the biggest college football weekend in recent memory. (Hint, Bama lost). Plus, is there a new sheriff in town in the AFC? And what should we make of the Saudi takeover of Newcastle United? All that in a football-heavy episode.

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Nate and Lay lead things off with a look back at last week's wild UEFA Champions League results and Nate spends way too much time talking about a 0-0 draw. Over on the football side, the guys put a few teams on #FraudWatch for being college football playoff posers (looking at you Oklahoma). Plus, a Monday Night Miracle in the form of Austin Ekeler.

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Disappointing results in college football headline this week's episode. Clemson? Fraud. Oklahoma? Fraud. Auburn? Even worse. Plus, a huge North London Derby win has Nate nervously excited for Arsenal's future.

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Lay limps back to the studio after an unsuccessful trip up to Happy Valley for the 'White Out' Penn State Auburn game. The guys try to figure out who's legit after a college football week 3 provides more questions than answers. Plus, Arsenal start their bid to become the first English team to win the league after losing their first 3 matches of the season.... or so Nate hopes.

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