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The highs and lows of information that pertains to the chances of a college football season can be exhausting. So we talk about it.
We discuss the meeting of conference commissioners with VP Mike Pence, the Group of Five schools asking for a relaxation of NCAA guidelines and what other sports setting dates means for the future.
We're back and even with no college football certainty on the calendar, we have plenty to talk about.
Matt spoke with AFCA executive director Todd Berry and he says that "we will play" this season.
We talk about what it could take for that to come true.
Meanwhile, Mike Gundy and Dabo Swinney are taking some deserved heat for some comments and we examine those and why it's significant that nobody else came out to echo their thoughts.
And we discuss the importance of fans in college football and why it might not make sense to play a season in front of nobody.
All of this and more in the latest episode of the podcast. Please stay safe and healthy.
It's the question every college football fan is asking - will there be a season?
We don't know the answer to that but we discuss some of the dates to watch and infuse what coaches have said into the timeline to get an idea of what needs to happen for their to be football this fall.
We also discuss what a football season might look - both in schedule and on the field.
We look at a proposed idea to allow student athletes to make one penalty-free transfer that is picking up interest in the Big Ten and ACC and we also look at some late coaching changes that have created a few interesting side stories in the last month.
LSU is the national champion after a convincing 42-25 win over Clemson on Monday night.
We look back on the game and the season.
Was Joe Burrow's season the best ever? Is this LSU team the best ever?
Then we start looking ahead and dive into Matt's "Way Too Early" Top 25 for next season.
We open the New Year with a look back at the national semifinals and talk about LSU's dominance and the great game between Clemson and Ohio State.
Matt also discusses the 10 games that made his games of the decade list.
We look ahead to the national college football playoff semifinals.
We also talk about the Heisman Trophy and the intriguing Orlando bowl games that still remain.
There wasn't much to be determined on Bowl Selection Sunday, but we still look back on it and determine if the committee got the easiest choices so far correct.
We also look at the other top bowl selections and discuss which ones we are most looking forward to.
We look back at rivalry weekend and talk about Auburn's win over Alabama. We also discuss Ohio State, LSU, Clemson and Georgia winning easily.
We discuss rude coaches and why you should know the score before you lift your leg in a post-TD celebration.
We review Week 13 in this podcast which includes:
Ohio State winning another game by double-digits, this time over 8th-ranked Penn State.
Oregon slipping at Arizona State which creates a potential interesting pick by the committee between Alabama, Utah, and Oklahoma.
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