Ladies and gentleman ... your national champion Indiana Hoosiers! Taped some quick reactions from what I saw Monday night, including: the best story in the sport's history, Fernando Mendoza's long-awaited Heisman moment, Miami's hell of an effort, and how this will affect the future of college football. Hope you all enjoyed the game, thanks for following along this college football season, and we'll be back Thursday with plenty to discuss!

Victory Monday for all the Hurricane and Hoosier fans out there! I'm back with some thoughts on everything we saw in the Fiesta and Peach Bowls, the dumb Dan Lanning takes being thrown around in the days since, the shift in power between the Big Ten and the SEC, Texas' big weekend in the portal and the difference between committing and signing with a team.

Absolutely stuffed show for y'all today. Not only day we have four CFP quarterfinal games to break down and react to, but we're also a few days into the transfer portal being open and a bajillion moves being made. So let's talk Trinidad Chambliss' heroics versus the Georgia defense, why Miami should have always been considered a tough out against Ohio State, Indiana's quick and cost effective work in the transfer portal, Texas Tech's raised ceiling with Brendan Sorsby, and plenty plenty more.

We're baaaaaaaack! Massive show coming off our Christmas break, starting things off with my thoughts on Michigan hiring Kyle Whittingham and the immediate success I see in their future. After that, it's on to the games. Four huge playoff game previews and picks for Miami/Ohio State, Oregon/Texas Tech, Alabama/Indiana and Ole Miss/Georgia. Enjoy the show, enjoy the games, and we'll be back to break them all down in a few days.

Short Monday show sharing my thoughts on the Sherrone Moore scandal and Michigan's search for a new head coach, plus plenty of transfer portal topics: why I think teams are headed for a Texas Tech disaster, why Indiana is the top destination for transfer QBs and best fits for DJ Lagway, Dylan Raiola, Brendan Sorsby and Sam Leavitt.

The college football regular season has come to an end but the SpringBlake College Football show is far from over. On today's show we will do the impossible and solve the College Football Playoffs to ensure we have the most fair and enjoyable postseason possible. We'll also take a look back on our preseason predictions and see how we did, as well as fill out the SpringBlake 2025-26 College Football Playoff bracket.

Another college football regular season is in the books and we're here to talk it all: Indiana's magnificent run to a Big Ten title, Kirby Smart's revenge in Georgia's smackdown on Alabama, why the College Football Playoff field is the right group of contestants and the long and windy road that led Penn State to a great head-coaching hire.

We have got a loaded show to send us into conference championship weekend and I couldn't be more fired up to be hear. So let's dish out some thoughts on the latest College Football Playoff rankings and why I think Notre Dame is in massive trouble, why Penn State is in even more trouble, some other notes from the coaching carousel and, of course, previews for all four major conference championships. Let's have a great week!

What a 72-hour run in the sport of college football, and I'm here to break it all down. Talking Lane Kiffin's jump to LSU and the unavoidable mess it became, the strong hires by Auburn and Florida and the questionable moves by Kentucky and Arkansas. I've also got thoughts on Texas A&M's loss at Texas, Alabama's win in the Iron Bowl, Ohio State breaking the curse at Michigan and what to do with all the College Football Playoff hopefuls.

We've got a road game for our rivalry week preview show as I spend a few days with my family in New York for Thanksgiving. But despite a different setup and not a whole lot of time to prep we've still got plenty to discuss and break down, including: The College Football Playoff Committee needing to understand its role better, Ohio State's year-long mission that's led them back to Ann Arbor, Alabama's need to get things clicking on offense & how Texas can end its disappointing season on a high note.