Cornhusker Connection

As the regular season wraps up, the guys decide to finalize their final three teams they're considering. This list includes a team that hasn't made any list to this point, and no this mystery team isn't from Florida. 

As we enter the final quarter of the regular season, time is running out to make a statement. Brandon spews more pro-Florida propaganda by talking about yet another team from the Sunshine State. For the first time all season, Tyler has a new team at #1, kinda.

Brandon and Tyler take the next step in their journey by giving out five roses to their top-five teams. New teams are added, former favorites are eliminated. You'll laugh, you'll cry.

Brandon and Tyler talk about the SEC bias and if it helps or hurts the teams on their list. The guys also get to finally debate their feelings on Tennesee.

Halfway through the regular season the guys reevaluate the teams in contention for our admiration. 

As we're approaching the midway point of the season, the list is starting to take shape with three strong contenders. Tyler adds a brand new mystery team to his top-five. 

After possibly the most significant week we've had during this project, Brandon and Tyler break down how their teams fared. Brandon broke down his experience at his first in-person Arkansas game. The guys eliminate another blue blood program from contention. 

As these team's season start to shape up, the guys have to make some tough choices and decide to let go of not just one, but two school. A new team enters the top-five rankings.

For an anti-Nebraska podcast, Brandon and Tyler sure do spend a lot of time talking about the Huskers in this episode. Huge moves from Kentucky and Texas A&M. Brandon and Tyler also give their next set of rankings and preview what's set to be an incredible weekend of college football.

Brandon and Tyler discuss the unlikely event that Urban Meyer becomes the next head coach at Nebraska. Brandon tries to sell Tyler on Miami (unsuccessfully) while Tyler tries to bring Brandon on the Aggie train (also unsuccessfully)