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It is Week 6 in college football, and Farbod and Jace are breaking down a massive slate of games anchored by a top ten heavyweight clash in Tuscaloosa.

The guys open the show with a brand new segment, Jace's Tasting Menu, where Jace ranks his top six teams in the country entering Week 6 and adds a new course to the menu.

Then, the guys dive into their weekly Pick'em segment to break down and pick the biggest games on the board. They preview the Red River Showdown between Texas and Oklahoma, USC's Whiteout test at Penn State, UCLA traveling to Autzen to take on Oregon, and the marquee matchup between Georgia and Alabama.

To wrap up the show, Farbod and Jace run through quick-hit Bar Talk games across the Big Ten and SEC, lock in their Week 6 Shot in the Bark underdog picks, and build a massive +8170 boosted F4D Parlay.

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Overreaction Monday is in full effect, and with Week 5 in the books, Farbod and Jace are hitting the reset button on their preseason College Football Playoff field.

The guys kick off the show by laying out their biggest Monday overreactions. They debate whether it is already time to write off Pat Fitzgerald at Michigan State and Matt Campbell at Penn State, plus why Keelon Russell might be emerging as the single most dangerous quarterback in college football.

Then, Farbod and Jace take a look back at their preseason CFP predictions and enforce a strict rule with only three changes allowed to their field entering October. From surprise conference title contenders in the Big Ten, SEC, ACC, and Big 12 to shifting Group of 5 bids, see who stays and who gets cut.

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We break down a massive Week 4 slate highlighted by marquee matchups and massive conference implications. All eyes are on Neyland Stadium for the Battle for UT as Texas faces Tennessee, while Oregon clashes with USC in Los Angeles. Meanwhile, Utah takes on Iowa State in Ames to show if they belong in the elite tier, and Oklahoma gears up for an all-out effort on the road against second-ranked Georgia.

Our matchup breakdowns continue across the board as Clemson handles a late-night road trip to Cal, LSU takes on A&M, Iowa faces Michigan, and Oklahoma State battles West Virginia in a game that will define both teams' seasons. Plus, Alabama looks to re-establish its rushing identity against South Carolina, while Missouri and Mississippi State meet in an intriguing SEC matchup.

Finally, we dive deep into our Week 4 Shot In The Bark underdog picks with Minnesota and Wake Forest aiming for covers, followed by putting together our F4D Parlay to lock in our favorite value legs for the slate.

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Public Enemy #1 is stepping back onto the turf at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, and the reception will be anything but warm. Lane Kiffin leads #7 LSU into Oxford for a massive top-10 SEC showdown against #8 Ole Miss. We dive deep into Kiffin facing the hostile Oxford crowd, how Pete Golding’s familiar defense plans to attack his former boss, and who actually covers in the most hostile environment of the season.

Beyond the SEC drama in Mississippi, we break down and preview the entire Week 3 college football slate. We look at whether #24 Oklahoma is walking into a massive trap spot against Jason Eck’s dangerous New Mexico squad, and if Florida State can push Mike Norvell further onto the hot seat when they travel to Tuscaloosa to face Alabama. Plus, we break down what’s going on with Oregon’s fix-it week, Miami’s Friday night test, and USC heading on a long road trip.

We finish things off with our full gambling breakdown for the slate. We give you our Week 3 Shot In The Bark dog picks for underdogs +8.5 or greater, lock in our official Pick'em selections for the biggest games on the board, and construct our weekly F4D Parlay ticket. 

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Jace goes solo for Episode 95 of Flagged for Discussion to break down Week 2 of the college football season. Something is looking completely rotten in Eugene after Oregon drops a 39-31 shocker to Oklahoma State. Eric Morris delivered a coaching masterclass in front of over 50 major recruits, while Drew Mestemaker made clutch plays when it mattered most. On the flip side, alarm bells are ringing for Dan Lanning's squad. Between questionable coordinator calls from Drew Mehringer and a alarming lack of locker room leadership, the Ducks look outright fraudulent right now.

Over in Austin, Texas pulled off a massive second-half comeback to edge out Ohio State 24-23. The Buckeyes controlled the early action, but Arch Manning and the Longhorn offense found their rhythm late behind a physical ground game and brilliant play-calling. Meanwhile, Michigan prevailed in a gritty 17-10 defensive battle over Oklahoma to reach 2-0. Bryce Underwood struggled through the air but made huge plays with his legs, while the Michigan defense baited John Mateer into costly hero-ball turnovers to seal the victory.

To wrap up the solo show, Jace takes a fast-paced lap around the country to highlight the rest of the action. Iowa held off Iowa State in a wild Cy-Hawk showdown, Washington survived a major trap game against Utah State, Tennessee rolled despite a quiet passing performance, and Utah continued to look like a true force in the Big 12 after smoking Arkansas late at night.

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We are back to twice per week for the rest of the college football season! On this episode of Flagged for Discussion, we go all in on a massive Week 2 slate, headlined by the marquee top 5 showdown between #1 Ohio State and #4 Texas in Austin. We take a look at Arch Manning and Julian Sayin’s Week 1 performances, Jeremiah Smith’s unreal workload, Texas' offensive line play, and where the true schematic edges lie in this high-stakes matchup.

Before locking into the game slate, we also touch on the bizarre legal standoff between LSU and the SEC after the Tigers tried rostering former NFL players under a local court order, leading to an emergency threat of conference expulsion before LSU backed down. Then, we run through a packed Bar Talk segment covering #11 Oklahoma at Michigan, Iowa State vs Iowa, Tennessee at Georgia Tech, and Alabama at Kentucky before delivering our Week 2 Shot in the Bark underdog picks, head-to-head Pick 'Em selections, and the official F4D Weekend Parlay!

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Week 1 of the college football season delivered pure chaos. Michigan narrowly escapes an upset against Western Michigan, pulling off a controversial, second-chance 47-yard game-winning Hail Mary from Bryce Underwood to JJ Buchanan as time expired. Meanwhile, LSU makes a massive opening statement by obliterating Clemson 51-10 in Baton Rouge, piling up 644 total yards while holding Clemson to just 145 yards and 1-for-13 on third down. Over in Eugene, #2 Oregon had to fight out of a 17-7 hole at home against Boise State before pulling away late, sparking massive debates on whether the Ducks are on official Fraud Watch or just shaking off opening-week rust.

The drama didn't stop there as Cal opened up its end zone tarps to expand stadium capacity for a massive home crowd against UCLA, only for the Bruins to crash the party in a 45-24 win. We wrap up the show with a stacked Flagged or Confirmed segment evaluating early reactions around the country. We break down Arch Manning and Cam Coleman lighting up Texas State, Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney putting on a clinic for Miami, USC's suffocating defense posting historic numbers, and Colorado pulling out a surprising statement win over Georgia Tech.