Editors note: This was recorded before Florida-LSU was postponed and before Nick Saban tested positive. Technical difficulties prevented it from being uploaded earlier in the week.

Previewing the weeks games for October 10

Oklahoma vs Texas is in the morning and it is the 3rd Best Game? How bad is the Big 12?

Is Tennessee Back? I mean really this time

Clemson vs Miami for all the marbles in the ACC

Texas can make any game entertaining

Texas A&M is about to get processed

Prepare for a Primetime Rockfight in The Deep South's Oldest Rivalry (Georgia vs Auburn)

The SEC is back. Still doesn't help Primetime this week.

Florida vs Ole Miss has high entertainment potential.

Auburn vs Kentucky has high horrible car crash potential.

Welcome back to the SEC Mike Leach...enjoy the defending champs

Does Oklahoma St have an offense this year?

Cincinnati vs Army is a great non-Power 5 game,

As expected, a game has been canceled after recording: Unexpectedly, it was Houston's opponent for the fourth consectuive week and fifth time overall.

Previewing Week 3 of College Football

We finally get a game in the previously cursed Friday Night slot.

Baylor and Houston have put together a game at the last possible second.

Georgia Tech tries to kill the UCF dream now

Louisville vs Miami is a good game

Also the Big Ten will be back in late October. And the Pac-12 continues to wander the wilderness

For those who've never heard this show before, we go through every televised game and ask if you should watch it or not.

Needless to say this is going to take on a different tone this season, especially this week when none of the Power 5 are playing.

College Football Overnight is going on hiatus. Time to go out with a BANG.

Discussing what is happening with the show (Joe is off to do cycling primarily along with some other items).

The morals of playing in a pandemic when the players aren't getting paid

The systemic issues of racism in coaching and the way coaches use it, often unknowingly

How to learn when people make racist statements despite not being racists...at least overtly and openly.

Continuing the program changing defeats series with an in-depth look at UCLA's modern end against Miami in 1998 and the symptoms of Arkansas's rot and craven green (Petrino says hi!)

The beginning of a series about the times when one loss changed a program for the worse...forever or for a serious length of time (at least a decade)

Part 1 is two games from 2001: Tennessee losing to LSU in the 2001 SEC Championship Game and Nebraska losing to Colorado.

Discussing who would have made the playoff in the first half of the BCS.

Kevin gets an education in 2001 (he started watching in 2003)

The wonky formula of the past gets discussed

The two most controversial years (2000 and 2004) get easy to figure