College Gridiron 365

The college football season starts tonight for FBS teams and we discuss what the season could look like going forward.

The Big Ten and Pac-12 are out, the Big 12 is in with the ACC and SEC. What does this all mean going forward?

We break down the decisions that have come out this week and what the landscape for college football might look like over the next nine months.

The ACC has decided to play 10 conference games and one non-conference game - oh and Notre Dame is a member this season.

The SEC is playing only 10 conference games, much like the Big Ten and Pac-12.

The Big-12, well we're still waiting on them.

As the college football season approaches, we discuss what these decisions mean and what the landscape will look like this season.

Also, what does this mean for Group of Five schools like UCF, who could still see some ACC opponents on the schedule.

We may not be closer to knowing if football will be played, but we are starting to see how it will happen if it does.

The Big Ten made a surprise announcement last week, saying the conference would not play any non-conference games in any of their fall sports. The Pac-12 quickly followed with the same decision.

The ACC, Big 12 and SEC are all in a holding pattern on a decision as we all wait to see if there will even be college football in the fall.

We discuss all of the latest developments on this week's episode.

We breakdown the ACC in our weekly college football season preview series.

On this episode:

Forget the ACC, is Clemson the best team in the country?

Is this the year for UNC in the Coastal?

If not the Tar Heels, who could win the Coastal?

FSU and Miami - where are they are on their rebuilds?

And more on the ACC.

Can Alabama rise back to the top of the SEC?

Will there be an LSU hangover?

Is Florida ready to top the East?

Can Georgia retool its offense for another run at SEC glory?

We talk about all of these and more on this episode.

We discuss the latest on the chances for a college football season and break down which teams are best prepared for this crazy season.

With golf and NASCAR fully back and MLS and NBA getting close to returning, we discuss the latest news regarding the novel coronavirus and what it means for a possible season.

We also look at which teams might be hurt most by not having a normal offseason and having new players to fill key roles.

The college football season is scheduled to start in 100 days, but in the current pandemic conditions, nothing is known if that will be the case at all.

We look at the latest news since we've been gone and break down what the dates are for each of the Power 5 conferences and what needs to happen next to get practices started up on campus.

Then, if practices take place, how in the world will these institutions put on games? We discuss it all on the latest edition.

The NCAA announced it's name, image and likeness proposal on Wednesday and we look at what it means for college athletes.

We discuss the pros and cons and if it's actually enough by the NCAA to address the need.

We also look at some news in college football related to the coronavirus pandemic including the MWC canceling in person media days, coaches at Kansas and Kansas State taking pay cuts and more.

Brant and Matt talk about the latest on the upcoming season.

There is very little news on an upcoming season but we try to piece together some thoughts on the various news stories about the sport.

It's a quick listen as we keep hoping and wondering if and when college football will be back.