Stew and Bruce are back to further discuss conference realignment aka "consolidation". Details about the Pac-12's demise were uncovered over the weekend. What's next for the four schools left behind? The 2023 Preseason Coaches Poll is released! Plus, mailbag questions and comments from Pac-12 fans who feel conflicted about the past, present & future.

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Stew and Bruce react to more realignment news! This time it's Oregon and Washington on the move to the Big Ten. College football as we know it is changing rapidly. The guys discuss the fallout and what could happen next.

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Realignment is back! Colorado has officially joined the Big 12 and college football realignment is headed into overdrive. The lack of a Pac-12 TV deal is a major catalyst in this edition of realignment. Oregon and Washington could be the next two programs to make a move. Is the ACC a possibility? 

Plus, Bruce discusses his story latest story on Michigan...

"Stars matter? Jim Harbaugh believes Michigan can win title … and break NFL Draft record"

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Stew and Bruce discuss the Pac-12 star power heading into the 2023 season. The guys recap The Athletic's annual preseason Heisman draft, welcome Seth Emerson to the show to discuss drama on & off the field in Athens & answer mailbag questions!

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Stewart Mandel is back and gives his take on the Northwestern hazing scandal that cost Pat Fitzgerald his job. Bruce Feldman reacts asks the questions that everyone is eager to hear answered.

The Athletic's David Ubben joins the show to go inside the NCAA's decision to penalize Tennessee for infractions under former Head Coach Jermey Pruitt.

The SEC began media days this week in Nashville and the guys talk about players to watch at the QB position.

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Bruce Feldman is solo hosting this week with Stew out on vacation...

Scott Dochterman joins the show to discuss the alleged reports of hazing at Northwestern that has landed Pat Fitzgerald a two-week suspension.

Ari Wasserman then joins Bruce to discuss the latest on the field in college football. Michigan is going for three straight Big Ten titles. Can Ryan Day and Ohio State get back to Indy in 2023? Plus, Ari explains why he thinks Texas is headed to the College Football Playoff this season.

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July 1st marks the two-year anniversary of NIL being introduced into the college sports landscape. Stew asks whether its impact has been positive or negative?

Bruce discusses his latest story in The Athletic about what is life like as an Air Raid defensive coordinator in college football.

Plus, mailbag questions on LSU's National Championship hopes, 2023 non-QB Heisman contenders, defensive game wreckers and Pat Fitzgerald's hot seat at Northwestern.

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Stew and Bruce are joined by The Athletic's Chris Vannini to make sense of San Diego State's Mountain West Conference future.

The future of Group of 5 schools and coaches.

Plus, an update on EA Sports college football video game.

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Stew and Bruce answer a fun mailbag question to kick off this week's show! What are the best three programs in college football history? 

Sam Khan Jr., The Athletic's "Texpert", joins the show to discuss the state of college football across the Lone Star State. 

Plus, a report from the Atlanta Journal Constitution shines a light on issues with football players at Georgia and excessive speeding.  

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Bruce and Stew discuss two big stories this week in college football...

The 2024 Big Ten conference schedule, which features USC & UCLA for the first time, was unveiled on Thursday. The guys discuss intriguing matchups and protected rivalries.

Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick announces he will step down in 2024. NBC Chairman Pete Bevacqua will succeed Swarbrick.

Plus, a quick look at Notre Dame's on-the-field product heading into year two under Marcus Freeman with The Athletic's Pete Sampson.

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