Josh Peterson from 1620 The Zone returns to the Ticker with his thoughts on the Cornhuskers hiring Matt Ruhle as their next football coach.

Are the guys fired up for USA-Iran, and they review the Netflix docuseries about the Pepsi Jet kid. Then, Sprague poo-poos the Beavers cowboy hat promotion. Then is Russell Wilson done in Denver, and the college football coaches carousel is cranked up.

The guys wonder about the atmosphere around today's USA-Iran match at World Cup with all that is at stake, plus some coaching news from Corvallis and Eugene. Then, Josh Peterson in Omaha returns to the Ticker with thoughts on the Matt Ruhle hire at Nebraska, and what were the Colts doing in the 2 minute drill.

From '1st & Pod' (subscribe here), hosts Danny Parkins and Andrew Fillipponi point out how obvious it is that the Saints are tanking, the 49ers defense is insanely good, the Cardinals continue to implode and more!

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The guys break down how impressive Washington's 10-2 season has been under a first year head coach. Also, Oregon has lost another coach to their dream job.

Are the Oregon State Beavers in the process of developing something special? Also, how important is consistent coaching to success in college football?

The guys begin the post mortem dissection of the amazing upset win by Oregon State over Oregon in the rivalry game. 

After a winning week for everyone the guys try to find the winners for this weekend's action. 

The guys with their final thoughts on the Ducks-Beavers showdown, some shoutouts for local football officials and the guys make their Spraguin the Line picks after a big winning week for everyone.

The guys dive into the X's and O's of the Ducks-Beavers showdown with both teams ranked for the first time in a decade. They discuss their bet on the game. Then what will it take for USA to take down England today, and how bad are the conference title match ups in college football going to be.