In this week's Big 12 preview, we discuss all the hot topics for the conference. Will Oklahoma's dominance continue? Could Oklahoma State or Texas step up and steal the show? What will happen in year two for Matt Wells, Chris Klieman, Niel Brown, and Les Miles? All this and more in our Big 12 Preview episode.

It's time to discuss the most fun division in College Football...the ACC Coastal! One of the most if not the most open division in College Football, the ACC Coastal is full of enticing teams. Is North Carolina the team to beat? Is Virginia Tech back? Can D'Eriq King elevate Miami?

It's ACC Atlantic Week! The Clemson Tigers will be the favorite to win the ACC again, but will they go undefeated? Who is the second best team in the Atlantic? Daniel and Jacob make their picks for the ACC Atlantic in 2020.

It's 2020 season preview time! Daniel and Jacob begin the Extra Point's preview of the 2020 season. This week they discuss BYU, Notre Dame, App State, Louisiana, Boise State, Cincinnati, UCF, Memphis, and SMU.

The guys first talk about the transfer of JT Daniels from USC to Georgia. What does this mean for Georgia? Then we dive into our post-spring rankings using our rankings system: The Extra Point Rankings (XPR.) Be sure to follow us on Twitter @DeepSouthDaniel and @jacobkarnes

The Transfer Portal has forever changed college football. This week, we talk about the impact transfers outside of the quarterback position, from impact running backs like Trey Sermon, to big name former 5-stars like Brenton Cox.

The Transfer Portal has changed college football. This week we talk about 12 Trasfer Quartberacks and the effect they will have on the college football season.

Daniel and Jacob discuss the current stat of college football. Will there be football in the fall? Recruiting updates are next, followed by a conversation about the best conference division races in 2020.

Jacob and Daniel do a one round Mock Draft for the upcoming 2020 NFL Draft.

We're back...part 2. Daniel and Jacob record LIVE and in person for the first time, and since there's no sports, we created a figurative 64-Team College Football Playoff. We walk through what the regions look like and we will start picking games next week. Follow us on Twitter @jacobkarnes and @DeepSouthDaniel