We jump right into the deep end giving out our triple B awards of the week (Bragger, Bozo and Brains) to the most deserving candidates. Then maybe one of the more controversial things was said on the show: Noah agrees with the rankings?? Finally, we have a quick chat about who actually knows what they're talking about.

Pat Narduzzi really decided to come out the gate swinging, and he showed us all what he's really focused on this weekend. The Big 12 also may in trouble with the BYU loss and the AP actually did kind of alright this week.

Someone needs to give the Big 12 some attention. Gone are the days where elite football was confined to one conference (even though it never was). It's time the Big 12 gets the attention it deserves.

Oh – and Lane Kiffin should stay at Ole Miss.

This has been one of the wildest seasons yet for college football coaches, and Noah has something to say about it. What is happening in the college football landscape??

Noah recaps week three of college football in all of its glory:

- CLemson is officiaLLy not good

- Georgia Georgia'd this weekend

- Arch Manning vs DJ Lagway

- The AP Poll is hot garbage

Noah starts off by lying about what episode we're on (it's episode four, not five) and then breaks down the action from this weekend. He doesn't hold back as he shares his thoughts on Mike Gundy's quote before the Oregon game.

He then reacts to the terrible AP Poll and what he would've done to fix it.

Last but not least, somehow Bill Belichick made it into the show again??

Noah has had it with Jerry Jones. He shares his thoughts of who could do a better job leading the cowboys and shares who he's paying attention to this upcoming NFL season.

This week Noah dives into everything grabbing headlines from College Football Week 1:

- Arch Manning had a fine performance and we were surprised?

- Alabummer is trending down

- TCU is a wagon (rip to Billiam)

- Jordon said WHAT to Bill??

- Is the ACC really the third best conference in college football?

Week 0 has come and gone and it's time for PRIME time football.