Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey preview the first weekend of playoff football. What non-football factors will play a huge role: Weather, distractions, pressure and the long lay-off. Can the Vols offense move the ball? Can Quinn Ewers protect the ball? Is Georgia too ready for big moments to lose early? We make our final picks on the eve of the first ever first round.

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Braden Gall is joined by Texpert Sam Khan Jr. from The Athletic to talk Texas Longhorns football. Who does the layoff and roster management issues impact the most? Why Steve Sarkisian's professional culture is why Texas has a chance to win the national championship. Is Quinn Ewers the concern? How the dynamics inside the state have changed?

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Braden Gall visits with Trey Wallace of OutKick to talk College Football Playoff. Is this finally the year Sark and Texas breaks through? Can the Vols pressure Will Howard and can Josh Heupel end the debate over his offensive system? What will happen with Carson Beck and Gunner Stockton? What tricks does Kirby come up with during the time off? Will the SEC dominate the playoff?

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey dive into the first 12-team playoff bracket. Did the Committee get it right? Can Georgia and Texas rematch again? Can the Vols make a run? Why Texas has the best path and UGa has the best bracket. Who has the best QB? Who has the best defense?

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey talk SEC football. The coaching carousel is turning but hasn't impacted the SEC very much. How should we evaluate the programs in the SEC? What new dynamics are leading to fake calm this season and potential chaos next year? The Sooners pick a coordinator - will it work? Texas tops Texas A&M in old school fashion but can they do that to Georgia. Who is better: Bama, Ole Miss or South Carolina?

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey talk SEC football. Three huge upsets last weekend throw the SEC's playoff hopes into total chaos. Texas, Georgia and Tennessee are locked into place? Texas-Texas A&M is finally here! What happened to Bama? Why Ole Miss could still get in? And why a three-loss team likely gets into the playoff. Clemson-South Carolina is amazing.

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey talk SEC football. Ignore the playoff committee and do your job. Who is on the top tier in the SEC and who is on the outside looking in? Why the line of scrimmage is the driving force behind the best teams in the league. How should we evaluate the middle class in this league: LSU, South Carolina, Missouri, Florida, Auburn and Arkansas?

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey talk SEC football. The SEC is being underrated by the Committee again. What could it mean for the final playoff bracket? Is Georgia losing its control of the SEC after getting totally dominated by Ole Miss and getting ready to host another great defensive front in the Tennessee Vols? Jalen Milroe and Bama totally destroyed LSU in Death Valley - but can LSU still fight their way back? How good could South Carolina be at the end of the season? Is Billy Napier actually safe?

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey talk SEC football. The first playoff rankings are out and the SEC is actually undervalued? Is it possible for the committee to be consistent? What's wrong with Carson Beck? Is Billy Napier safer? Is Tennessee just a new version of Georgia? Is this the game Ole Miss finally pulls the upset? Can LSU stop Jalen Milroe? What have we learned about Texas A&M? Carolina at Vandy is awesome.

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Braden Gall and Steven Godfrey talk SEC football. In the future world of college football where parity exists and rules are totally different around rosters and players, can the SEC maintain it's total dominance of the sport? LSU and Texas A&M played a great game but why didn't LSU see Marcel Reed coming? What's going on at Kentucky, Ole Miss and Arkansas? Why is the coaching carousel so slow in 2024?

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