2020 Strikes again

The former Championship Saturday looks awful

Watch the Friday Night Sun Belt clash. It will be good.

The morning shift appears plague like - Watch Auburn-Texas A&M if you insist

The afternoon shift has a good game marred by the Michael Penix Jr injury last week

Coastal Carolina and Liberty play in the game of the week (Editor's note: Liberty is out because of Covid since recording time. BYU is in and the game is even better)

Primetime sucks. Play boardgames with your family.

There's a Sunday game worth watching.

Also, Joseph rants eloquently about the Sarah Fuller/Vanderbilt thing (and in favor of Vandy/Fuller).

Reviewing Thanksgiving Weekend

The Pac-12 Immolated itself...again

We start treating said Pac-12 and the Big 12 as equal to G5 leagues this week

The afternoon games were terrible

A&M-LSU was unwatchable and I pissed off a bunch of Aggies fans. Might as well lean into it.

Note: This podcast was recorded before the Nick Saban COVID positive

Thanksgiving is awful for college football this year

Black Friday is home to very few games of note but the good ones are really good

Anyone watching the Penn St.-Michigan game on ABC needs to be put on a degenerates watchlist. Watch Indiana-Maryland on ESPN2 instead.

IRON BOWL...also watch the score of Clemson-Pitt just to see if God-tier Pitt makes one of its few season appearances.

Primetime is to be spent with your family unless Oklahoma-West Virginia somehow excites you.

Previews of the week's games

Indiana plays its biggest game in over 50 years

Wisconsin-Northwestern for all the marbles

UCLA is playing Oregon? OK Pac-12 (Game ended up in the afternoon shift)

Bedlam

The Will Muschamp era at South Carolina brings his head coaching career to a merciful end.

Western Michigan wins on a fake spike (seriously)

Washington commits special teams malpractice...9 times in one play

Seriously. Just watch the masters. And then the Northwestern Purdue game. Nothing else other than Oregon and USC's woebegone quest in the limited season Pac-12 matters.

Taking a trip through all the conferences over the last weekend

MAC - Toledo has a defense

Mountain West - Gary Andersen out already, Boise Poleaxed

CUSA - Marshall on cruise control. Everyone else on COVID control.

Sun Belt - Coastal Carolina vs App St in 2 weeks might be the biggest game ever in the Sun Belt

American - Cincinnati is amazing

Pac-12 - The league needs Oregon and USC to meet as undefeateds. Step 1 complete...barely

Big 12 - Fun games with no substance

Big Ten - Penn St. has packed it in. Rutgers is fun to watch.

SEC - Stop hiring Saban defensive assistants!

ACC - Notre Dame vs Clemson 1 is the game of the year so far.

MACtion is back

Don't bother with the Thursday Mountain West games

The best Friday night maybe ever

Why is there a Pac-12 game in the morning shift?

Cocktails anyone?

Clemson vs Notre Dame Round 1

#Pac12AfterDark

Figuring out what to watch instead of the Halloween parties that hopefully aren't happening this year (I know better but let me dream)

The weeknight games are ... not good

Saturday morning is worse (thanks Sparty)

Saturday afternoon is great

Saturday Primetime is too

Latenight is one more week of BYU connected flotsam

Nothing shows the influx of a real season quite like multiple games in a Friday timeslot.

Sure Ohio St. is back but it's only Nebraska

Oklahoma St. and Iowa St. face off for a near guaranteed spot in the Big 12 Championship Game

Michigan and Minnesota give us the first big game in the B1G

Cincinnati vs SMU...G5 Game of the year