TJ and Pat go over, what they can, in this beginning period of March. The Madness has already begun. The PAC-South Conference for basketball is really taking shape. The contenders have pulled away, and the cellar dwellers are very apparent. They talk UCONN WBB, Miami (OH) MBB, and make predictions on the Power Five Conference Tournament Championships.

TJ and Pat discuss the potential Conference Champions for MBB and WBB and the impacts on rankings for the PAC-South Conference Standings. Baseball is now slowly getting to conference play, the clear tops and bottoms are beginning to emerge, and the guys make predictions on who will remain and who will make the changes. 

And... as usual for the PAC-South Conference and Podcast as a whole, most predictions have to do with Duke.

The boys are back quick for the normally timed Episode. We're starting to realize that Duke Athletics is just a WAGON. Also, 1 weekend in and we may have an early imposter for College Baseball. TJ and Pat go over lots of predictions for marquee basketball matchups and ponder if Iowa State Men's and Women's basketball are both willing and able to make the jump that both teams need at this point in the season.

A rare Sunday show for the boys. Lots of sports craziness since the last show. North Dakota State and Sacramento State both jumping from FCS to FBS. Cinderellas beginning to appear as well as bigger matchups and bigger upsets for both Men's and Women's Basketball. College Baseball is officially here. The return of the "Buy/Sell" Segment (kinda). And predictions... that is if we recorded on Wednesday (TJ would have been undefeated this week*), so instead, we attempted analysis on the games.

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Pat returns with TJ after a brief break for the Show. The boys immediately finish discussing the CFP Expansion talks and discuss if the committee made the right decision with the 12-teams. They also go over the postseason schedule and the ever-evolving NIL landscape. Finally, they dive into College Basketball as the big teams finally emerge in both men's and women's basketball. The PAC-South Standings begin to show which teams as well are preforming well and what we might expect for the end of the season and potential tournament results. *And, of course, predictions.

TJ runs a solo show giving high praise to a top 2 team in College Football History, He also dives into the playoff format talks even further. What is best 12, 16, or 24 teams? Should Conference Championships continue to matter in this format? TJ also briefly looks ahead for the PAC-South as College Basketball is fully in gear for conference play and College Baseball is now becoming visible on the horizon.

The last PAC-South Podcast of the College Football Season. But FEAR NOT, TJ and Pat and continuing through the College Basketball Season AND College Baseball with the College World Series!

But the Playoff is sure to get a great send off, Miami, completing the Cinderella Run at home or Indiana winning their first Championship in history in what has been a record-breaking season! TJ and Pat also discuss our top Portal performing programs so far AND introduce the standings for the PAC-South Basketball Conference for the men's and women's seasons up to this point.

TJ & Pat congratulate the Montana State Bobcats on an incredible game and FCS National Championship, discuss the CFP bye-week woes, and potential expansions to the College Football Playoff.

The OFFICIAL introduction to the @PACSouthPodcast YouTube channel. And the launching of the @206futproductions brand.

They debut the PAC-South Conference and announce members, investigate the College Basketball season, while announcing the College Football results

And the boys also discuss the reality show that is the Transfer Portal and finally get into some picks for men’s basketball, women’s basketball, and the semifinals of the College Football Playoff.