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Power 5 football starts this week and I am here for it. It's not what we expected but take a listen to hear what I think about the top games this week.

After a year of uncertainty we have officially made it to the college football season. Today I will go over my New Year's six and playoff predictions, my top 25, conference champions, changes in the show, and my week 1 predictions. Everyone, welcome back.

One Year ago today I posted my first episode of this show. This last year has meant the world to me. Thank you all so much for supporting me in this journey, and I pray for another successful year.

The reigning SEC and National Champions, LSU, lose more than any team in the conference. Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Auburn, Texas A&M, and even Tennessee are all trying to make a run at the crown. Can LSU keep their title as kings of the south, or will they be taken down.

The gap between Oklahoma and the rest of the Big 12 is closing and very quickly at that. Texas, Iowa State, TCU, and Oklahoma State are all coming for the throne, and are talented enough to do so. Is this the year that one finally does it?

The college football season is getting completely jumbled around with numerous cancellations across the country. Here is a basic rundown of what is going on (with a heavy Nebraska rant) as well as how this will affect the show.

Today I will be talking about the second conference to release their 2020 schedule in the Big 10. Some teams were helped some were majorly hurt and may walk away winless (probably Rutgers) but the fact they can play at all is a win in my book.

The Pac 12 has released their official football schedules and since I do not have time to analyze every team, I will be doing a full overview of the conference here. There has been a lot of shake up due to the new schedules, so take a listen to see how much I think will change.

Due to extreme boredom of the uncertainty of the world of college football, I have created a new layout for conference realignment. The same rules apply as last time (amount of conference games, season length, etc.) but in this scenario the financially unstable Pac-12 will disband instead of the Big 12. Remember this is just my opinion and is done pretty off the cuff.

We are exactly 8 weeks out from college football, so why not go ahead and make a wild guess on what the Bowl Season of this year will look like. There are three new bowl games and 84 slots to be filled. The only question is, will your team make the cut?