Sloppy Saturdays: A College Football Podcast

An Alabama fan calls into the show and we break down why we both believe the Crimson Tide’s quarterback choice is becoming increasingly obvious—even if the competition hasn’t officially been decided yet.

We discuss Alabama’s QB battle, which quarterback gives the Crimson Tide the best chance to compete for a national championship, and what we’re looking for as the competition continues. We also dive into why college football remains one of the most unpredictable sports, where preseason expectations can change in an instant.

Do you agree with our take on Alabama’s quarterback battle? Who should be QB1 for the Crimson Tide this season?

Sloppy Saturdays is your home for college football news, rankings, predictions, transfer portal coverage, recruiting discussions, fan call-ins, and everything happening across the sport. New videos and live streams throughout the year.

Can the Indiana Hoosiers football really repeat as national champions?

In this clip from Sloppy Saturdays, an Indiana fan passionately argues that the Hoosiers have what it takes to make another championship run. We debate Indiana’s roster, expectations, and whether they can overcome the pressure that comes with being the defending national champions.

Do you think Indiana can go back-to-back, or is that asking too much?

👇 Let us know in the comments!

Can John Mateer live up to the hype at Oklahoma?

In this clip from Sloppy Saturdays, I debate an Oklahoma fan about John Mateer’s upside, his fit in the Sooners’ offense, and what realistic expectations should be for Oklahoma this season. Is he the quarterback who can take Oklahoma back into national contention, or are expectations getting too high?

Do you believe in John Mateer and Oklahoma this year?

👇 Let me know in the comments!

Brendan Sorsby got his eligibility back… so why is he entering the NFL Supplemental Draft?

In this podcast, we break down one of the wildest stories in college football. After winning a court injunction that restored his eligibility for the 2026 season, Texas Tech quarterback Brendan Sorsby shocked the college football world by choosing to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft instead.

We’ll discuss why Sorsby fought the NCAA in court, how the gambling-related eligibility case unfolded, why the NCAA appeal created uncertainty, and how the June 22 Supplemental Draft deadline played a major role in his decision. We’ll also look at what this means for Texas Tech, Joey McGuire, Will Hammond’s recovery from injury, and where NFL teams could value Sorsby in the Supplemental Draft.

At first glance, the decision doesn’t make much sense. Why leave after getting your eligibility back? Once you understand the legal battle, NFL timeline, and the risks involved, the move becomes much easier to understand.

Do you think Brendan Sorsby made the right decision? Let me know in the comments below.

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Could Arch Manning actually stay at Texas for TWO more years?

With the 2026 season underway, a lot of fans are already looking ahead to Arch Manning’s NFL future. But what if there’s a scenario where Arch remains in Austin through the 2027 season? In pod, we’re breaking down the eligibility rules, potential loopholes, NFL Draft timing, and the realistic chances of Arch extending his Texas career beyond what most fans expect.

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Do you think Arch Manning will leave for the NFL as soon as possible, or could he actually stay at Texas longer than expected?

👇 Let me know your prediction in the comments!

🏈 EA Sports has officially revealed the NCAA Football 27 cover, but did they get the right three players?

In today’s podcast, we’re breaking down the full NCAA 27 cover reveal, analyzing each player selection, discussing who deserved to make the cover, and debating some of the biggest snubs in college football.

We’ll also talk about what’s new in NCAA Football 27, the early reactions from fans across the country, and whether EA Sports made the right call with their choices.

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Do you think EA Sports got the cover right? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

Brendan Sorsby has officially been ruled eligible, and college football fans have a lot to say about it. In this episode of Sloppy Saturdays, we’re reacting LIVE to the hottest takes, wildest comments, and biggest debates surrounding the ruling that’s dividing the sport.

Is this a win for player rights? Did the courts just create a dangerous precedent for the NCAA? Could this decision impact future eligibility cases across college football? We’re reading your comments in real time and breaking down every side of the argument.

Drop your thoughts in the comments and let us know: Did the right decision get made?

The Brendan Sorsby controversy has officially become one of the biggest stories in college football.

After a judge restored Sorsby's eligibility following the NCAA's gambling-related ruling, the fallout has only intensified. Reports are now circulating that some schools may refuse to schedule Texas Tech in the future, while questions continue to grow about whether the Big 12, the NCAA, or the courts will ultimately have the final say.

This story is no longer just about Brendan Sorsby. It's become a battle over NCAA authority, conference power, and the future of college football. If schools truly begin avoiding Texas Tech across multiple sports, the impact could stretch far beyond one quarterback and one season.

In this pod, I break down the latest developments, explain what's fact versus speculation, discuss whether the Big 12 has any power to intervene, and react to one of the most controversial stories college football has seen in years.

Do you think schools should refuse to play Texas Tech? Should Sorsby be eligible? Can the Big 12 intervene?

Drop your thoughts in the comments below!

Brendan Sorsby is officially ELIGIBLE to play for Texas Tech… but the story is far from over.

In today’s pod, we break down the shocking court ruling that restored Sorsby’s eligibility after the NCAA ruled him ineligible due to sports betting violations. What exactly happened? Did Sorsby break the law? Why did a judge side with him? And what does this mean for Texas Tech’s College Football Playoff hopes in 2026?

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Do you think the NCAA went too far, or should Sorsby have remained ineligible? Let me know in the comments below!

ESPN has released its Top 100 College Football Newcomers list, and there are some rankings that will have fans talking all offseason!

In this episode of Sloppy Saturdays, I react to ESPN’s rankings, break down the biggest transfer portal additions, discuss whether players like Jordan Seaton (LSU) and Isaiah Horton (Texas A&M) are ranked correctly, and debate who truly deserves the No. 1 spot on the list.

Did ESPN get it right? Which newcomers will have the biggest impact on the 2026 college football season? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!

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👇 Drop your Top 5 newcomers in the comments!