Bill and Tim recap the weird 28-3 win against Akron that was the Gamecocks' regular season finale, discuss the merit of a Belk Bowl matchup against Virginia, and digest the epic SEC Championship game and College Football Playoff setup.

Bill and Tim break down the college football playoff scenarios on the eve of conference championship games, talk about the USC-Akron matchup, and, with the help of Village Idiot owner Brian Glynn, make their weekly college football picks for the last time in the 2018 season.

Georgia Tech is looking for a new football coach, one coach in the middle of the coaching carousel actually chooses to be honest, and listeners help Bill and Tim come up with new creative bowl game names.

Wednesday morning Bill and Tim asked the poll question, should Gamecock football fans feel obligated to be at Williams-Brice Saturday? Carolina football will be hosting Akron at noon in a makeup game after the September 15th game against Marshall was cancelled because of Hurricane Florence.

Former Gamecock quarterback Perry Orth joined Bill and Tim Tuesday morning to break down Jake Bentley and the Carolina offense's impressive performance against Clemson.

Bill and Tim got help from listeners to help break down the 56-35 Gamecocks' loss to Clemson.

Carolina and Clemson fans don't agree on much, but the rivals united in almost universal agreement that calling out the high school son of Will Muschamp on Twitter crossed a line.  The alleged offender called into the show Tuesday morning to clarify the situation.  Tim tried to get to the bottom of it.  Bill kind of paid attention.

Former Gamecock quarterback Perry Orth joined Bill and Tim Tuesday and definitely was amped up for rivalry week.

Bill and Tim break down Gamecock football becoming bowl eligible, Will Muschamp's funniest press conference moment ever, and the latest example of why soccer is ridiculous.

For the first time ever, Gamecock football will play Chattanooga.  You might know Hall of Famer Terrell Owens played for the Mocs.  You probably didn't know Ward Cleaver and Mr. Belding did, too.