The Center of College Football

After an insane week of upsets with four FCS over FBS upsets and three sunbelt teams getting roughly 1.5 million a piece with a W attached, we move on to week three with hopefully even more chaos. Let's pray that we can predict this chaos. 

Week one absolutely came through with some truly amazing games whether it was 124 combined points or 10 (I'm looking at you Iowa). Week two looks to be just as good if not better with some amazing games on the slate. Take a listen to hear my takes on what will happen.

Week 0 was pretty normal for the most part, but there were a few surprises here and there. Listen to this weeks episode to go over what happened last week and to hear my takes for Week 1 of the season

We are finally back with season 4 of the Center of College Football. This season kicks off in my new home base of Columbia, Missouri. This season could be even more chaotic than last year with new teams on the rise, coaching changes, and transfers left and right. Welcome back folks, college football has returned.

MACtion is back once again, and while this is the last conference I am releasing, it is definitely not the least important. With amazing players players like Lew Nichols, Rocky Lombardi, and Matt McDonald. This conference is looking to be a ton of fun once again.

The C-USA had some of the craziest cinderella teams last year from Bailey Zappe breaking the FBS passing record to UTSA's insane 12-2 campaign. This year is looking to be even more fun and I for one am pumped to see what happens.

The Mountain West was amazing last year with tons of upsets and amazing cinderella teams. With some new faces at head coach, and a lot of shake up, this year should be even more entertaining.

FUN BELT WOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! Anyways, the Sun Belt has kicked off the first big ripple of realignment adding in James Madison, Southern Miss, Marshall, and Old Dominion. The running back power and just the overall energy of this conference should guarantee an amazing year in the conference.

The AAC finally broke the playoff barrier last year and got Cincinnati in. While I do not see that happening this year, this conference is chalk full of great teams, and in the final year of these eleven teams in this conference, I expect nothing short of absolute chaos.

The independents of college football did pretty well for themselves last year, BYU had ten wins, Notre Dame made the playoffs, and UMass... uh they beat UConn? Anyways, watching these seven teams this year should be pretty interesting, and I for one am very excited to see what comes next.