Bootleg

James Madison cornerback Rashad Robinson spent time with Kyle and Kolby at CAA Media Day—plus, a discussion about college football's attendance "problem," how to solve it, and what sucks the most about moving.

Bratke's still home on those country roads of West Virginia, so it's a solo mission for Kolby this week with a little help from TCU's Jalen Reagor, WVU's TJ Simmons, Maine's Manny Patterson and Elon quarterback Davis Cheek.

The boys are back in the studio and back on their game, as Rivals' Nikki Chavanelle joins the show to discuss her strategy for befriending teenage football players — plus, we rank yard/drinking/tailgating games and long for the days of NCAA Football in July.

No bells and whistles. Just guys being dudes, as Kolby and Bratke discuss The Opening, Fourth of July plans and the U.S. Women's National Team.

Towson running back Shane Simpson joins the guys as the second season of Bootleg hits the ground running.

Additionally, there's a plan for UConn football, a new rule for prospects who screw up commitment tweets, and a live mascot snake draft.

After a brief hiatus, the Bootleggers are back talking AAF, XFL, National Signing Day and transfers.

Oh, and, of course, providing the absolute last recap of the Super Bowl you'll find anywhere in the world.

West Virginia defensive tackle Kenny Bigelow joins the show to discuss the Tropical Bowl, Dana Holgerson, and his road from Top 10 prospect, to USC assistant coach, to the cusp of the NFL Draft.

Plus, we talk Clemson-'Bama, the Early Signing Period, Bratke's road trip, and preview a few additional players to watch this weekend.

Michael Gunter joins Kolby and Bratke as the trio makes confidence picks for each of the 40 FBS bowl games.

The Alamo Bowl spurned West Virginia and Bratke has declared war on Jamie Pollard. Urban Meyer is retiring (told ya), Kyler Murray is going to win the Heisman (told ya), and Kelly Bryant is going to Mizzou.

Is Oklahoma vs. Ohio State for the fourth and final playoff spot a legit debate? This may shock you, but Kolby says nay. Bratke offers up a diagnosis for what ails Aaron Rodgers (Spoiler alert: It rhymes with Panica Datrick) and, of course, the boys make another round of college football picks.