We get through some more terrible news before we discuss three terrible teams that you should never ever watch. Also Ian gets really mad at Travis for no reason! Why is he so mean?!

Ian and Stephen teach Travis about a revolutionary approach to understanding the food groups. Later, Stephen gets very drunk and starts doing an Elizabeth Holmes voice before passing out on the couch. In between, we preview Iowa, Nebraska, Indiana and Maryland's seasons, and we also touch on the Urban Meyer/Zach Smith scandal.

Previews continue with the foursome of Penn State, Michigan State, Purdue and Northwestern. Also: Stephen is less knowledgeable than the others about Pokémon for once; My Name Is Jonas analysis; Japandroids beer; Happy Gilmore references

The Big Dumb Boys are back for the first round of season previews! This week we discuss this year's favorites, Ohio State, Michigan and Wisconsin. Stephen gets very drunk on two beers.

It's the season finale of Big Dumb Ten! Let's look back on the conference's incredible bowl record (except for Michigan lmao) and ignore the playoff.

It's Bowl Season! The dumbest of all seasons! The Big Ten is in eight of these 39 godforsaken games and we've got previews for 'em!

Mostly analysis this week--we discuss Ohio State's victory in the Big Ten Championship and whether the playoff committee made the right decision. We also talk about Scott Frost's move to the Big Ten and give out our season awards.

It's the end of the regular season, which means we participate in the annual tradition of roasting Michigan for another loss in THE GAME. We also look back at how bad our season predictions were and preview the Big Ten Championship.

In theory, we talked about the games, but since they mostly played out like we expected and were boring, we talk about Baker Mayfield, celebrations, and all of the things Ian gets wrong. Plus, we preview RIVALRY WEEK!

Big Dumb Ten is the same as it ever was...plagued by technical issues as we discuss horrible football (thank you Iowa, Michigan State, Illinois and Rutgers) and make esoteric Pokemon references. Are we right? Are we wrong? Oh my god, what have we done?