We filmed this podcast before the game between the Cornhuskers and the Badgers was cancelled, but as you can see the drama of 2020 is not over.  That game had potential for an upset.  Do the guys choose any other upsets this week?

We've been thinking about bringing something a little different to the podcast when we discovered this candy bracket on the internet.  So we took a shot at it and it was incredibly fun.  Some people have no sense of taste though.

With Big Ten starting back up last week, everything seemed some what normal.  Dominant teams were dominant.  Teams that aren't....weren't.  There were teams that had been underperforming all year that seemed to finally show their true colors.  Take a listen to what the guys have to say about last week.

Football is almost complete.  This week adds the Big Ten and the Pac 12 is soon to follow.  In these chaotic times, some normalcy is going to be restored.

The guys take a look at provide their thoughts on the Georgia Southern v. Coastal Carolina, ISU v. OK State, Baylor v. Texas, Cincinnatti v. SMU, Michigan v. Minnesota, and Nebraska v. tOSU.

Thank you Stacey for joining us this week.  It was quite entertaining.

The guys take a look at week 6's big stories for them (week 6 because week 0 doesn't count), and look a head to the start of the Big Ten.

With almost all of the Big 12 in a by week, ACC without many games, we shortened up to only 6 games this week.  Now, we recorded this the day before the Cincinnati-Tulsa game was postponed, so that pick is still in there.  The guys went hard on the picks this week with probably the most upsets picked yet.  

The guys hint at whether or not the SEC is the new Big 12 with what seems like only Georgia still playing defense.  Is Clemson that good or Miami exposed?  

Welcome to Blind Refs Podcast.  On this episode Bryan, Nick, Nate, and Tony, with guest Jaryd, recap week 4 of College Football.