Saturday Blitz Podcast

John and Zach tackle the issues surrounding Chuba Hubbard and Mike Gundy at Oklahoma State in the opening segment before pivoting to look at the broader impact of the coronavirus on the FBS and FCS in college football.

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John and Zach discuss the teams on everyone's radar entering the 2020 college football season that might be overrated, as well as those that don't seem to be gaining much traction in the public eye but could surprise everyone by the end of the year. The show concludes this week with a lighthearted discussion about how pets react to college football Saturdays.

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John is back this week with Zach for another edition of the Saturday Blitz Podcast, where we discuss the latest college football news in the opening segment before pivoting to talk through the ethical obligations of college coaches to speak up about racial profiling, police brutality, and protests in the wake of George Floyd's death.

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With John away this week, Zach welcomes Saturday Blitz writers Shelbie Warr and Richard Kimball to discuss their personal fandom as well as classic seasons from the past each would love to relive in its entirety.

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John and Zach return this week to discuss the possibility of Alabama-TCU on opening weekend and other contingency plans for the 2020 college football season. In the second segment, the podcast dives into Heisman winners we would love to get on a video conference.

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John and Zach dive in to discuss the recent recommendations by the NCAA related to name, image, and likeness rights before pivoting to discuss what games we absolutely want to see if only five college football games could be played in the 2020 season.

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John and Zach return this week to discuss the latest news around the coronavirus and its impacts on the 2020 season before diving into their picks for the best college football dynasties that deserve a treatment similar to ESPN's latest documentary on the 1997-98 Chicago Bulls.

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John and Zach return to discuss Stadium's recent survey of FBS athletic directors about the future size of the College Football Playoff field before pivoting after the break to create their own ultimate eight-team playoff brackets from the best teams since the advent of the BCS era.

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John and Zach return this week to discuss potential scenarios for playing the 2020 season in spring 2021, offer up their choice of five games to introduce a new fan to college football, and discuss what they would cook for spring games out of their respective self-isolation stocked pantries.

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John and Zach are back this week from their respective self-quarantines to discuss the potential impacts of the coronavirus on the 2020 college football season, as well as scenarios that might allow for EA Sports to resume production of the NCAA Football video game if there is no football in 2020.

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