Matt and Galen do their first-ever live Football Weather, talking through the initial reveal of the CFP rankings. They discuss the results as they appeared in real-time, and then look at the paths of teams such as Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Georgia, BYU, Texas Tech, and Texas over the next few weeks. They also answer a variety of viewer questions about seeding, bowl dates, and what-if scenarios for certain teams.

It’s officially Football Weather!Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka react to another stunning weekend in college football — highlighted by Auburn firing Hugh Freeze, Penn State’s continued collapse, the two-way battle at the top of the Big Ten, and the growing list of blue-blood programs that can’t keep up in the new NIL era.The guys also unveil their new Merit Poll, break down the coming College Football Playoff reveal, and discuss what the coaching carousel says about how fast the sport is changing.🎙️ Presented by Homefield Apparel — use code HOME23 for 15% off your first order.👉 Subscribe for weekly national college-football insight, playoff analysis, and a bit of chaos — because it’s always Football Weather.

Brian Kelly is out at LSU — and college football’s coaching carousel just went nuclear. Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka break down why LSU made the move, what it says about the sport’s buyout insanity, and which big jobs (Florida, Penn State, Auburn, and more) could be next.

Then it’s on to the field: Indiana annihilates UCLA in another statement win, Texas A&M rolls through LSU, Alabama survives South Carolina, and Oregon grinds one out versus Wisconsin. We update the Football Weather Merit Poll and debate who really belongs in the playoff picture heading into November.

Plus: a most chaotic Week 10 slate: Ohio State–Penn State, Vanderbilt–Texas, Tennessee–Oklahoma, USC–Nebraska, and late-night fireworks in Cincinnati–Utah.

It’s officially Football Weather — chaos season has arrived.

Another wild week in college football — and it’s officially Football Weather. Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka dive into the shakeups at the top, from Florida firing Billy Napier to Miami’s stunning loss to Louisville, plus the ACC’s chaos and the ever-tightening Big Ten playoff race.

We break down huge performances across the SEC, the rise of Georgia and Texas A&M, Indiana’s dominance, the national Merit Poll, and a full preview of Week 9 — including Indiana–UCLA, Ole Miss–Oklahoma, and the massive Vanderbilt–Mizzou matchup.

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James Franklin is out at Penn State — and college football’s coaching carousel just exploded. Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka dig into the stunning firing, how a playoff-level program collapsed in two weeks, and what it means for the next wave of major job openings.

Then it’s on to the field: Indiana stuns Oregon on the road in the Hoosiers’ biggest win in program history, shaking up the Big Ten and the playoff race. We break down IU’s defensive dominance, Ohio State’s steadiness, Ole Miss’s scare, and why Florida, Michigan, and Clemson are trending the wrong way.

Plus: our updated Merit Poll (Indiana No. 1!), the new economics of coaching contracts, and full previews of Ole Miss–Georgia, USC–Notre Dame, and the Holy War between Utah and BYU.

It’s mid-October — chaos season — and it’s officially Football Weather.

What was supposed to be a quiet college football weekend turned into chaos. UCLA shocks Penn State in one of the biggest upsets in decades, Miami dominates Florida State, and Alabama reasserts control in the SEC.

Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka break down what went wrong for James Franklin and Penn State, how Miami’s win changes the playoff race, and where Oregon-Indiana ranks among Week 7’s biggest matchups. Plus, this week’s updated Football Weather Merit Poll and a full look ahead to Alabama-Mizzou, USC-Michigan, and more.

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Week 6 is here and the college football season is heating up! Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka break down a wild Week 5 — Oregon outlasting Penn State in double OT, Alabama knocking off Georgia in Athens, Ole Miss taking down LSU, Indiana’s gritty win at Iowa, and more.

We dive into the SEC chaos, the Big Ten separating into tiers, ACC playoff hopes, and Notre Dame’s fading chances. Plus, our brand-new Football Weather Merit Poll and a full preview of the biggest Week 6 matchups — including Miami vs Florida State, Vanderbilt’s shot at Alabama, and Texas Tech at Houston.

Indiana just dropped a 63–10 hammer on Illinois — and the whole country noticed. Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka dive into the Hoosiers’ statement win, what it means for the Big Ten, and how national perception has shifted. We also tackle Clemson’s collapse, Wisconsin’s slide, Texas Tech’s playoff push, and Oklahoma’s rise.

Plus: our updated Merit Poll, why the AP and Coaches polls are broken, and a loaded Week 5 preview featuring Alabama–Georgia, Oregon–Penn State, LSU–Ole Miss, and Indiana at Iowa.

It’s officially Football Weather — let’s talk college football.

College football is heating up, and Football Weather is here to break it all down.

Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka recap the biggest games of Week 3, including Texas A&M’s win at Notre Dame, Georgia’s overtime battle with Tennessee, Vanderbilt’s surprising rise, and Clemson’s collapse. They dive into the coaching chaos at UCLA and Virginia Tech, discuss which jobs could open next, unveil their post-Week 3 Merit Poll, and preview a stacked Week 4 slate — headlined by Indiana vs Illinois in Bloomington.

From playoff contenders to coaching hot seats, it’s all on the table.

Week 2 brought chaos across college football: Florida collapses against South Florida, Clemson’s offense looks lost, and the ACC and Big 12 face early playoff doubts. Galen and Matt ask whether or not to hit the panic button on key teams, unveil the first Football Weather Merit Poll, and preview Week 3’s biggest matchups — including Clemson–Georgia Tech, Tennessee–Georgia, Miami–USF, and Notre Dame–Texas A&M.