The Get Back Coach

The Get Back Coach returns to discuss the chaos that took place this past weekend in College Football, starting with the "Winners and Losers" of Week 5 (1:47-21:20). Week 6 Preview and gambling leans (21:23-33:13). The Playoff returns were Jake talks about the best quarterbacks so far this College Football season (33:16-43:40). 

Jake starts off the episode with a recap of Wake Forest/Virginia, USC/Oregon State, Michigan State/Nebraska, and Boston College/Mizzou (2:45-16:50). Then analyzes West Virginia at Oklahoma, and why Sooner fans should be embarrassed by their behavior (16:52-27:39). The Ohio State/K'Vaughan Pope situation (27:40-35:40). Winners and Losers (35:41-47:21). Preview for Week 5 (47:23-57:05). The debut of "All Ears" where Jake takes your questions from the internet (57:13-1:09:39).

Jake opens the show with an apology to the  Florida Gator along with an analysis of the failed 2 point conversion call (2:12-10:15). The Whiteout experience and how SEC fans are still the worst (10:17-24:38). A recap of Week 3 (24:38-35:20). SEC Officiating needs to be held accountable for inexcusable calls involving two different crew (35:21-48:03). The new AP Top 25 poll (48:05-50:05). The slate for week 4 (50:06-56:13). End the show with "The Playoff" where Jake ranks the best live mascots (56:15-1:02:26). 

The episode starts off talking about the firing of Clay Helton (1:46-6:49). Jake then talks about the winners and losers of week 2(6:50-23:35). A recap of week 3(23-36-35:45). Florida State player's proposal fair or foul(35:46-37:24)? The new Big 12(37:25-39:44). End the show with the Playoff on the perfect coaching hire for USC (39:50-52:31).

The Get Back Coach has a fun filled episode this week. Jake starts the off the episode talking about his Nittany Lions win over Wisconsin (2:35- 7:09). Will Levis/Jack Coan comparison (7:10-10:50). The Big Ten East with a big weekend (10:51-12:52). Indiana Football is Penn State basketball (12:55-15:10). Pac- 12 North had a rough weekend (15:12-19:08). Alabama/Miami (19:12-21:00). Georgia/Clemson and the southern bias (21:05- 28:27). LSU at UCLA (28:29-30:19). Why the Coach O/ Gene Chizik comparison is wrong (30:21-34:49). Notre Dame at Florida State, and Brian Kelly talking about execution (34:51-38:35). Week 2 picks (38:36-46:24). A tirade about Tennessee and Pitt (46:26- 56-55). The episode ends with "The Playoff" on Head Coaches you do not want to fight (56:59-1:04:27)

Episode 8 is JAM PACKED! First, we discuss the shocking arrest made in regards to the Bryan Pata murder that took place 15 years ago (2:29-09:23). More details on the ACC, Big Ten, and Pac-12 Partnership (09:25-13:17). CEO Joe joins the show to talk College Football, Branded Sports (13:30-21:35), and picks for Week 0 (21:36-35:55). Jake and Joe play "Would You Rather" pitting two similar College Football programs together to see which is the better head coaching job *while trying not to go off the rails* (35:56-1:19:03). Joe gives his "Vital Information" (1:19:05-1:31:50). Lastly, "The Playoff" on most irrelevant Power Five programs in College Football (1:31:52-1:44:25).

The Pac- 12, ACC, and Big Ten are in talks about a possible partnership and what that means(1:25- 7:05). Jake gives his dark horse picks to win each Power 5 conference championship (7:07-21:51). End the show with "The Playoff" ranking the best teams not included the initial AP Top 25 (21:55-30:00)

Jake discusses another possible merger between the Big 12 and Pac 12 (1:20-13:16). Why Notre Dame broadcasting a game on Peacock is bad for College Football and why Irish fans should watch it another way (13:20-18:31). The Playoff on best helmets in College Football(18:38-27:35). We end the show with a tribute to Bobby Bowden (27:40-36:58)

*Breaking* Clemson and Florida State have reached out to the SEC (1:16-5:05). What a Big 12 and AAC merger could look like (05:12- 12:15). The SEC can help Texas (12:17-20:15). We share stories from our listeners when they first felt pain as a College Football fan (20:17-28:40). The Playoff on the most depressing losses for College Football fanbases in the last 20 years (28:42-41:10). Jake closes the show on his thoughts on Simone Biles (41:13-51:28).