Ty and Dan put their own spin on the old time Let's Make A Deal gameshow and, through a series of mysterious doors, address their confidence level in various college football propositions over the course of the coming season.

Ty and Dan conduct a fantasy draft and, for the second straight offseason, pick two teams of predictable, repeatable storylines for the coming college football season.

Ty and Dan show their patriotism by taking a way-too-early look at Bill Connelly's top 15 for 2016 and picking out the quarterbacks, running backs and position groups from other teams that would make them even better. 

Ty and Dan run through their summer college football crushes, from coaches to players to teams, that are sure to give them the warm fuzzies come this fall. 

Ty and Dan step back from Scheme Theme Month to answer some pressing Verballer questions, ranging from Nebraska's bouncebackability to Miami's win/loss total in 2016. Plus, serious questions about marital contracts, video games and food in Austin.

Ty and Dan welcome podcaster, Oregon grad, and NFL offensive lineman Geoff Schwartz to the show to break down the inner workings of the offensive line. How do blocking schemes vary between high school, college and the NFL? What do lineman see when they look at the game? What makes a fearsome defensive lineman? All that and more as Scheme Theme Month rolls on.

Ty and Dan talk with Dan Wetzel from Yahoo! Sports about the shocking news out of Baylor, the dismissal of Art Briles, the culture of big money college football, and where we go from here.

Ty and Dan continue on with Scheme Theme Month and welcome back Yogi Roth from Pac-12 Network and the Elite 11 Quarterback camp to discuss the development of quarterbacks from high school to college, the tendencies of the modern high school quarterback recruit, the challenges of playing in different offensive systems, the curious case of Christian Hackenberg, and much more.

Ty and Dan run through an unusually busy month of college football news, including Cam Robinson's arrest, more trouble at Baylor, Big 12 realignment speculation, and more. Plus, a host of Verballer questions on football, food and travel, as well as a recap of Dan's Eurotrip.

Ty and Dan launch Scheme Theme Month on The Solid Verbal by chatting with Rich Rodriguez from Arizona about the origins of the modern spread offense, the evolution of his offense and opposing defenses, his college football watching habits, recruiting and the NFL. Also, visit texture.com/verbal to take advantage of our exclusive free trial with Texture.