Cam and Bryce are back to talk about one of the most shocking trades we've seen in years. College basketball had a weekend full of upsets with 11 of the top 25 teams losing on Saturday.

Cam and Bryce are back to talk about the newly cemented Super Bowl matchup from a brand new location. The guys give their thoughts on CBS's AFC Championship broadcast and what's happening in the world of WVU basketball. 

Cam and Bryce breakdown what they saw from Ohio State and Notre Dame in the National Championship game. Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders have their ticket punched to the NFC Championship game. The guys were also lucky enough to get to cover one of the biggest upset in the college basketball season to date. 

Cam and Bryce talk National Championship, NFL Playoffs, Carson Beck and some WVU hoops. 

Cam and Bryce are back after some technical difficulties to talk ball. The Heisman Trophy debate has come to an end and the 12 team playoff is looming. Dan Hurley and the Huskies are back to their winning ways...and so much more. 

It's conference championship week in one of the more exciting college football seasons in recent memory. Cam and Bryce talked through what this means for the projected playoff teams. Dan Hurley gets his team back in the win column and WVU still doesn't have a head coach for next season. 

Cam Scott and Bryce Cohen are back in the same room for the first time in three episodes. After a busy rivalry week across college football and a hectic feast week in the college basketball scene, the guys had a lot to talk about. 

Bryce goes solo in this one and dives into the Thanksgiving NFL slate, Bears firing their head coach, WVU Men’s Basketball’s two upset wins in the Bahamas and the upcoming college football rivalry week. 

Cam and Bryce dive into Saquon Barkey's MVP caliber season, as well as whatever the Giants are doing. A crazy weekend of college football across the SEC and the Big 12 continues to be overwhelming. 

Cam and Bryce give their live reactions to the Daniel Jones news and share their thoughts on the current state of college football and the SEC bias happening on the CFP committee.