We recap the opening week of football in the Big 12 Conference, including how Kurt held up in The Picks, plus, the Tulsa World had a fascinating report on the OSU athletic department that is worth discussing because it could get weird.

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Three Big 12 non-conference football games were postponed due to COVID-19 outbreaks, a Big 12 guard will help shape men's basketball and the ACC's men's basketball coaches have come up with the most off-the-wall NCAA Tournament proposal ever.

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Recruiting Notebook No. 1 looks at the big picture in recruiting in the Big 12 men's basketball landscape including why there seems to be a changing of the guard in the conference.

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The Big 12 Conference released its Week 1 football schedule alongside its revised soccer and volleyball schedules while Iowa State AD Jamie Pollard shined a light Monday on the conference's policy regarding no-contests and rescheduling for the 2020 Big 12 Football season.

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Baylor announces its non-conference football game for 2020, meaning we know all 10 Big 12 non-conference football matchups, the NCAA Div. I Legislative Council allows a blanket waiver for fall sport eligibility because of the pandemic and Texas Tech makes a hire to lead the Lady Raider basketball program.

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In Episode 3, Kurt walks through the revised Big 12 football schedule for the Big 12, including which conference team doesn't yet have its non-conference game set and his projected final regular season standings, then through a proposed College Basketball bubble and what it might look like in the regular season, conference and NCAA tournaments. Finally, a major news event you might have missed is going to re-shape the conference's women's basketball landscape in 2021.

On what was, arguably, the most stressful day even in college football, three of the Power 5 conferences have announced they plan to continue on as scheduled for the 2020 football season. Why the Big Ten and Pac 12 folded, the unique parts of the announcements and what questions are left to be answered?

ESPN and Sports Illustrated are reporting Power 5 Conferences are discussing delaying fall sports, including football. Why the P5's will stick together on this and what it means for college football and college athletics as a whole. Plus, an introduction to host Kurtis Quillin.