Eligible Receivers

Eric and Warren come to the realization that basically everybody except for Oregon sucks, which is the worst. But really I was here to complain about my sewer situation. Then we pick this week's games.

Eric and Warren get the knives out for Lincoln Riley, celebrate a UCLA road win the B1G, and sour on Utah.

Then we pick this week's games against the spread.

Eric and Warren didn't really watch Iowa put up 40 on Washington, so that stops us from losing our minds. Elsewhere, Dan Lanning finally won a big game against fellow big game choke merchant Ryan Day, and Cam Rising is....once again injured.

We talk about golf and pick next week's games against the spread.

Eric and Warren break down Washington's big win over Michigan, lament the Cal collapse against Miami, and put Lincoln Riley firmly on fraudwatch.

Eric and Warren review Washington's ridiculous loss to Rutgers and Utah's shock defeat at home to Arizona, before picking this week's Pac-12 games against the spread.

Eric and Warren enjoy Utah letting the Big 12 know who's boss, recap a wild WSU double OT win, and take comfort in an easy B1G debut for Washington.

Then we pick next week's Pac-12 games against the spread.

Eric and Warren begrudgingly give WSU their due after a rare Cougar Apple Cup win, then consider how it alters Washington's season outlook before looking ahead to Cal @ Florida State.

We pick them Pac-12 gamezzz bb

Eric and Warren discuss Oregon's early-season struggles. May they continue? Please? Maybe exacerbate? We then celebrate Cal's win at Auburn before previewing the Northwest rivalry games.

We pick every Pac-12 game against the spread.

Eric and Warren discuss USC's big win over LSU, Oregon's concerning close win over Idaho, and a comfortable debut for Jedd Fisch and his Dawgs.

Then we pick all of this week's Pac-12 games against the spread.

Eric and Warren decide you can say these schools are in whatever conferences you want, but WE know the truth. The Pac-12 lives here.

We pick from an unremarkable week of nonconference games, outside of USC's decision to schedule a neutral-field loss to LSU.