We break down who we think are going to be winning each conference and have trivia about the mighty Edmond Fitzgerald.

With all of the discussion of buyouts in the college football landscape, they guys discuss how long of a leash college hockey coaches have. In honor of Willie being on the road we learn about Missouri.

Move over Scrubs the boys drop their 183rd episode and discuss who appears to be contenders and the trickster contenders.

The fellas are back with their bold predictions on the season and will see how many will come true.

With the season 8 premiere, the fellas discuss the new NPI rankings that are coming to the men's game this year.

With the Frozen Four now behind us and as we congratulate Western Michigan we break down what we watched and discussed changes we would all like to see. Additionally, what is the landscape of Minnesota college hockey going to look like in 5 years? All of this and a little more as we slowly fade our minds to golfers.

We are on the eve of the Frozen Four so before they put out pucks, water bottles and tins of snuff for Frozen Four Santa the guys each break down one of the the four remaining teams and each give a prediction after their initial brackets were a hot mess. Mailbag digs into coaching and we have NCHC trivia.

So the guys break down what was one of the craziest outcomes in any tournament in recent memory. The mailbag asks where both the mens and women's tournaments rank in all of the college national championships. Also we crown a new champion already in pick'ems.

The greatest time of the year is here, we break down our brackets for the big dance in college hockey as the run for the pick'ems winner has hit the stretch run. We also discuss our strategy for building a college team with NIL money, have a fun trivia game and discuss the coaching situation at North Dakota.

Our fearless leader Willie toughens out a shorty this week while Mike and Anders are AWOL. Games and Growlers breaks down the conference tournaments and we chat about the USA Hockey Hall of Fame possibly moving from rural to the big city.