As always seems to be the case, what appeared on paper to be a less than stellar day of college football this past Saturday turned into non-stop must-see action, and even a marquee upset to confuse the national landscape.

Recap all the Week 9 action with the boys, who also present their current College Football Playoff selections.

Look, I'm not going to lie to you: This weekend's slate isn't pretty. Michigan @ Michigan State is on ABC, for Pete's sake. But college football is still college football. Somewhere, somebody is at a wedding, and doesn't even have the option of watching Mississippi State visit Kentucky. 

So preview Week 9 with the boys, as they discuss some of the few bright spots, from WVU-OK state to Texas-KSU (we suppose) to Oregon-Cal. Or something.

(Note: At the time of recording, Taylor Kelly had not officially been announced as ASU's starter.)

Another weekend in the books, and, despite their only being one true marquee match-up, it was a wild one!

Recap Week 8 with the boys, from that FSU-Notre Dame thriller, to the Oregon-Washington blow-out, and West Virginia and Kansas State's upsets. And that's just scratching the surface. Yes, for some reason they even put themselves through a Florida-Mizzou retrospective, game that set offenses back six decades.

And how about that pumpkin festival?!

Notre Dame at Florida State is the headline match-up of the weekend if a bit inconsequential -- Notre Dame's losing, and it won't affect their playoff potential much -- but there's plenty more intrigue to be witnessed

Is Baylor-West Virginia an upset special? Could Washington end a decade of disappointment against Oregon and their trolling uniforms? Is A&M ready to right the ship against Alabama?

All of that and more, folks; all of that and more. To the Week 8 preview!

Did TCU melt down, or did Baylor accomplish an historic comeback? What does Mississippi State's win tell us about Auburn? What about Ole Miss's over A&M, or Oregon's over UCLA? And what in the world is Canadian Thanksgiving?

Answers to all these questions and more, with The College Football Podcast's Week 7 recap.

How can Week 7 possibly live up to the glory and myriad upsets of Week 6? College football. . . .

In the Week 7 preview, the boys look ahead to the marquee match-ups -- Auburn-MSU, Ole Miss-A&M, Oregon-UCLA, TCU-Baylor -- and the less marquee ones. (Man, there's a ton of wildly appealing, not-quite-marquee games, too, right?)

So kick back, break out the Count Chocula, and enjoy the show!

Oh the humanity. Another weekend is in the books, and few were the teams that emerged unscathed.

The state of Mississippi may be the epicenter of the college football universe, but the upsets and must-sees were everywhere, from Utah over UCLA, to TCU upending Oklahoma and, yes, even the endlessly entertaining, defense-averse, record-setting WSU-Cal game. 

Reminisce over the season's best Saturday with the boys and their Week 6 recap.

Last weekend seemed light on the big-time games, and it wound up one of the year's best to date. So with the abundance of heavyweight match-ups this week -- Alabama-Ole Miss, Texas A&M-Mississippi State, Arizona-Oregon, and the like -- is there any doubt we'll be treated to the highest of highs?

Or, perhaps, terribly overhyped disappointment, but now you're just being negative.

So kick back and preview Week 6 with the boys, and learn all about the future today.

Week 5 may have been known more for near-upsets (Tennessee, Arkansas) than teams actually pulling off the shockers (Mizzou), but it was still endlessly exciting. Unless you're a Wyoming fan, I suppose.

In the latest recap, the boys look back over the highlights -- especially some of the reverberations through the SEC -- including Kansas severely upgrading its coaching situation.

Sure, there may just be the one match-up of ranked opponents this weekend -- and it's on Thursday -- but college football is college football, OK? Are you telling me you're not going to watch Arkansas-Texas A&M?

So sit back and let the boys explain why USF-Wisconsin may be more interesting than you realize (well, one of the boys, anyway), as The College Football Podcast looks ahead to Week 5.