We have reached the College Football Playoffs. What originally started back before Labor Day is now down too 12 teams with the first eight playing this weekend. William and Jake are back to break down all the latest news including Travis Hunter winning the Heisman Trophy over Ashton Jeanty. The transfer portal is going crazy with USC players leaving left and right. Wake Forest has become the latest job to open and how good of a job is Wake Forest?

Notre Dame and Indiana start us off on Friday night. What do the Hoosiers need to do in order to keep up with Notre Dame? Saturday starts with SMU traveling to Penn State. William lets everyone know the cold is overrated and how Penn State can handle business. Clemson will face off against Texas in the game with the largest spread but could have the most diverse results. Finally the nightcap leaves us with Tennessee vs Ohio State. Two teams who play a similar style of game and will likely be the lowest scoring game of the day.

We have our 12 team College Football Playoff Bracket! Jake and William break down everything from the conference championship games. Clemson pulls the upset and finds a way into the playoffs while Arizona State gives Iowa State a beat down securing their bid. Oregon and Penn State score more than 80 points while Georgia wins with their backup quarterback.

Heading into the playoffs, why is Ohio State vs Tennessee the best game of the first round? Could SMU be the team to pull the biggest upset? Are we sure Texas is good this year? The Longhorns lack any key wins and have looked pedestrian at times.

Jake and William identify the best bowl games that are not in the playoffs you need to make sure you are watching this season. Key players such as Cam Ward, Kyle McCord and Travis Hunter have all said they are going to play in bowl games so maybe we will see the big names opting in for their last college games.

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Jake and William are back and have decided that we should do away with rivalry weekend after both Ohio State and Clemson took losses to their archrivals. What went wrong for both teams, and how can they correct it moving forward as both are still in the playoff hunt? Georgia and Georgia Tech played an outrageous eight overtimes. Has Georgia played a complete game yet this year?

The guys also share their thoughts on the latest College Football Playoff rankings, breaking down who is ranked too high, too low, and just right. Let us know how you would adjust the playoff rankings!

Conference Championship week is here. Clemson has a chance to steal a playoff bid by beating SMU. What will it take for the Tigers to upset the Mustangs? Can Penn State pull off an upset to win their first Big Ten Championship since 2016? Texas has a shot to win the SEC in their inaugural season in the conference but must avenge their only loss. Meanwhile, Arizona State and Iowa State face off in a battle for a playoff spot. Who has the edge this weekend?

It's officially rivalry week in college football! Before Jake and William jump into the slate for this weekend, it's all about the College Football Playoffs. Who did the committee rank too high, who was ranked too low, and who was sitting just right in their eyes? Also, Mack Brown is out—who should replace him at North Carolina?

Ohio State handled business against Indiana. The Hoosiers gave the Buckeyes a test early in the game but ultimately could not find consistent offense. Alabama was trampled by Oklahoma, with Jalen Milroe throwing three interceptions. Alabama's playoff hopes are now on life support. Billy Napier and Florida pulled off another upset, pushing Ole Miss out of the playoffs. Florida is hot and could suddenly be in line to win eight games if they beat Florida State and win their bowl game.

Heading into rivalry weekend, we see the renewed matchup of Texas vs. Texas A&M. Can Texas find enough consistency on offense to give the Aggies problems? Ohio State has lost to Michigan for three straight years. The Buckeyes enter as 20 point favorites—what can Michigan do to give themselves a chance? Finally, South Carolina and Clemson will face off for a potential spot in the College Football Playoffs. Who has the edge in this Palmetto Bowl?

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Jake and William are back and they are starting this episode with the Goldie Locks of the College Football rankings. Who is too high, who is too low and who is sitting just right? We only have a few more weeks until the final playoff rankings so we are beginning to get clarity.

Last weekend lacked too many fireworks but we did see a few key matchups. Georgia was able to handle Tennessee keeping their playoff hopes alive and now Tennessee needs to win out in order to remain in the hunt. Oregon avoided an upset after calling a questionable fake field goal while BYU and Kansas State both were upset adding additional chaos to the Big 12.

Indiana and Ohio State will matchup this weekend in an unlikely matchup between top five teams. Indiana is undefeated and looking to beat Ohio State for the first time since 1988. A win for either team and they are nearly guaranteed a spot in the playoffs. Kansas will also look to pull the upset for the third week in a row. Will Colorado fall to the Jayhawks? Army is contending for a playoff spot but they have to beat Notre Dame in order to make it. Does Army actually have a shot?

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Week 11 is complete and before heading into Week 12, we have to recap this past weekend. William and Jake start by discussing the new College Football Playoff rankings giving their thoughts on who is too high and who is too low. Looking back at last week, LSU was destroyed by Alabama eliminating any hope of an appearance in the College Football Playoffs. Miami finally saw their luck run out and Georgia's streak of bad games also saw them fall to Ole Miss. Who is more likely to miss the playoffs now between Georgia and Miami?

Heading into this weekend we have a light slate of games headlined by Tennessee vs Georgia. A win for Tennessee could knock Georgia out of any contention for the College Football Playoffs. Clemson's chances are currently on life support and they need a big win on the road against Pitt to stay in the hunt for the ACC Championship. Missouri believes they are still in contention for the playoffs but both Jake and William believe South Carolina will end any hope on Saturday.

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We have our first official College Football Playoff rankings. Jake and William break down their thoughts on the rankings including what the committee got right and what they got wrong. Who were the biggest winners and losers from these rankings?

The guys recap week 10 including Ohio State vs Penn State. The Buckeyes leave Happy Valley with a victory, does Penn State have a James Franklin problem? Clemson's playoff hopes come crashing down while Texas A&M's are put on life support. Georgia struggles with Florida as Carson Beck throws three interceptions bringing his total to eight in his last three games. Could Beck be the reason Georgia struggles down the stretch?

Heading into week 11 we have elimination weekend in the SEC. Alabama and LSU will play to keep their hopes alive in the playoffs. Georgia and Ole Miss face off and a loss will prevent Lane Kiffin's team from having any hope as well. Also Indiana faces their biggest test with Michigan who has the best athletes of any team the Hoosiers have faced thus far.

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William and Jake are back after an eventful week! The Walk-On Redshirts were on-site for not one, but two games this past weekend. The guys talk about their experiences from Nebraska vs. Ohio State and their takeaways as the Buckeyes struggled on Saturday. Jake covered the Syracuse vs. Pitt game, watching McCord throw five interceptions. Is it time to consider Pitt a contender? We saw multiple backup quarterbacks lead their teams to victory. Beau Pribula and Marcel Reed both entered their games trailing but pulled out victories. Finally, Vanderbilt nearly pulled off another upset. Quinn Ewers and Texas managed to escape, but could this be a sign of trouble in the future?

Looking ahead to this week, we have a monumental showdown between Ohio State and Penn State. Ryan Day and James Franklin have struggled in matchups against top-five opponents. Which team will come out ready to play on Saturday? Pitt will travel to SMU Saturday night, and both teams may be without their starting quarterbacks. Which team will feel the impact more? Finally, Oregon will face Michigan, with the Wolverines hosting the number one team in the country. A win on Saturday could help change the mood of their season.

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William and Jake are back to talk about everything from week eight. Georgia beats the doors off of Texas forcing the Longhorns to make a quarterback change. Miami wins again after some controversy from the officials. Did the officials make the right call? Tennessee beats Alabama in a defensive thriller. Should Alabama be concerned heading into the final month of the season?

Heading into this weekend The Walk-On Redshirts will be on site. We are heading to Syracuse vs Pitt and Nebraska vs Ohio State! Kyle McCord and Eli Holstein are set for some fireworks. Can Pitt stay undefeated? Notre Dame is looking to avoid a second loss to a group of five team, can an undefeated Navy team test the Irish? LSU and Texas A&M will battle for the top of the SEC while Missouri and Alabama battle to stay alive in the College Football Playoff race. Illinois will travel cross country and attempt to pull the upset on Oregon.

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Week 7 was billed as the best weekend of college football prior to the start of the season. We had multiple games between ranked opponents and the weekend did not disappoint. Ohio State and Oregon played a nailbiter coming down to the final play. LSU and Ole Miss required overtime to declare a winner. Alabama and Tennessee survived scares from South Carolina and Florida respectively. Most importantly though, we may be getting an eighth year from Cam Rising!

Heading into week eight we have multiple marque matchups. Georgia will travel to Texas in what may be a make or break game for the Bulldogs. Can Georgia get it's offense going against Texas and avoid a second loss before the end of October? Alabama and Tennessee will face off in the Third Weekend in October rivalry. Tennessee won the last matchup in Knoxville, can they do it again? Both teams have looked shaky this year including losing to unranked teams on the road. Michigan and Illinois will matchup with both teams looking to stay ranked. Finally LSU and Arkansas will play with Jake and William having no idea what to make of this game.

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