Kevin and Kirk discuss should be number one in the land, including breaking down how impressive Ohio State has been (1:18), why Clemson is "missing" the chip on their shoulder (9:31) and how high of a level Jalen Hurts can take Oklahoma (16:53). Plus, why we shouldn't feel bad for Auburn ahead of their matchup with Florida (23:46), how UNC is trending up with Mack Brown (33:43) and Kirk takes your questions from the world of college football (39:10).

Kevin and David discuss who they'd have #1 in the country right now (1:16) and the biggest games to come in Week 5 of the CFB season, including Penn State-Maryland (6:20), ASU-Cal (8:11), Virginia-Notre Dame (11:10), USC-Washington (12:36) and Ohio State-Nebraska (16:32). ESPN's Gene Wojciechowski also joined to discuss his Bob Stoops book "No Excuses: The Making of a Head Coach", including if he will ever coach again and his sentiments regarding passing off the program to current HC Lincoln Riley (24:07). Plus, if we've seen a "sea change" from giving coaches across CFB "time" in their jobs (36:55).

Kevin and David touch on what Georgia's win over Notre Dame says about each of their futures (1:10) and Houston QB D'Eriq King's decision to redshirt and sit out the rest of the season (12:49). Plus, breaking down Wisconsin's "hippo formation" from the film room (20:09) and why you need to keep an eye out for LB Evan Weaver from Cal (26:51). Ivan also shares his thoughts on King (30:57) and ponders which team is going to be left standing in the race for the Pac-12 (36:24).

Kirk and Kevin discuss UCLA's comeback against Washington State (1:09), why Georgia's win over Notre Dame doesn't quite count out the Fighting Irish (3:06), how the Michigan-Wisconsin game was both the best thing Kirk saw this weekend (9:50) and the most disappointing (22:15) as well the game he "can't wait" to see from next weekend (38:04). Plus, Kirk takes listener questions, including a potential "dark horse" for the CFP (41:32).

Ivan Maisel tells the story of two college football teams who found themselves marooned on Oahu on December 7, 1941, the day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.

Ivan Maisel describes how the greatest dynasty in the modern history of college football came apart one night in 1959. The culprit? Fruit salad.

Ivan Maisel tells the story of the most controversial game in one of college football's greatest rivalries - the 1973 tie between Bo Schembechler's Michigan and Woody Hayes's Ohio State University.

David and Kevin discuss the biggest games to come in Week 4 of the CFB season, including what is "on the line" for Utah when they come out west to play USC (1:45) and is it fair to wonder about Michigan's identity ahead of their Top 25 showdown with Wisconsin (5:57)? Plus, notes on Auburn-Texas A&M (10:37), Notre Dame-Georgia (17:06), Tennessee-Florida (20:12) and Oklahoma State-Texas (26:38).

David tells Kevin why Ohio State impressed him the most this past weekend (1:50), how contrasting styles in the SEC make make for a tougher fight to win it all (6:10), why Penn State's defense stood out to him "in the film room" (14:32) and why Nolan Smith of Georgia should be on your radar ahead of their matchup with Notre Dame (18:49). Ivan dishes on Alabama's recent injuries on the defensive side of the ball (27:51), some surprise teams in the ACC and the Pac-12 (34:17) as well as the passing of former Stanford coach John Ralston, including the impact that he made on college football (42:19).

Kirk and Kevin discuss Clemson's big win up at Syracuse, including a breakdown of the performances by Trevor Lawrence and Amari Rodgers (1:34). Plus, why Iowa's win over Iowa State had a bigger impact on Kirk than he anticipated (16:50), why UCF topping Stanford shows they deserve more respect nationally (24:59) and the game he "can't wait" to see from next weekend (33:50).