Join me as I walk you through what will be different for the American Athletic Conference game hosted by Tulane, vs a regular season home Tulane football game. I start with the conference office and what the AAC expectations are and how Tulane accommodates them. I then move through the larger production since the game is on ABC and what Tulane can and cannot handle due to their stadium footprint. Of course, even without a guest, there was a Weekly Wildcard segment.

Join me as Chris of the CFB SZN YouTube channel and I discuss our favorite college football weekend of the year. We name our top 5 rivalries for Thanksgiving weekend and what makes the games special. Chris and I then go into detail about why certain rivalries get us excited for the weekend. As always, there is a Weekly Wildcard segment that is Thanksgiving focused.

Join me as Cory Gunkel, a former Southern Mississippi beatwriter and native Mississippian, and I discuss the three FBS teams in the state. We start talking about his alma mater, Southern Miss and the job Charles Huff is doing in his first year as head coach in Hattiesburg. We then move Ole Miss and the great season they're having and debate if the Lane Kiffin and the spectacle he's making of the coaching searches will distract Ole Miss going forward. Next it is onto Mississippi State where talk about how Jeff Lebby is doing in Starkville. We then transition into the Egg Bowl itself and the importance of the game within the state. Of course, Cory answers the WeeklyWildcard questions.

Join Doc and I as we discuss why there are so many collegefootball head coach openings this early in the season. We first start by talking about our alma mater Kentucky and if that job will open. We then move on to the pressures the coaches and AD's are facing to win immediately and how that will impact the 2025 coaching carousel. Doc and I also debate what experiences a coach should have to become a great head coach at the top levels of college football. Of course, Doc answers the Weekly Wildcard questions to end the episode.

Join me as Mike Miller, Associate Athletic Director for RevenueGeneration at Tulane, and I discuss his experiences being in a collegiate marching band and multiple college ticket offices. Mike's college football experience started as a marching band member and opening his eyes to the pageantry and tradition of college football. After college, he worked his way through different Disney operations eventually ending up in collegiate athletic ticket offices. Mike goes into detail about how ticket systems have evolved over the years and how Tulane decides timelines for selling different types of football tickets throughout the year. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard segment.

Join me as a longtime friend and UGA season ticket holder Courtland Hendricks and I discuss the Florida Georgia rivalry affectionately known as the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party. He talks about his first experience at the game and why the to him, Florida is Georgia's biggest rival. We also touch on who will be the gators’ next coach and end the episode with the Weekly Wildcard.

Join me as Matt and I discuss some surprises to this point in the season, including coaching changes and teams. We also go provide a few hot takes for the second half of the season. Matt then gives his answers to the Weekly Wildcard questions.

Join me as former Maryland recruiting assistant anddefensive analyst Brantley Mathis discuss his time on the Terrapins coaching staff. Brantley talks about how he fell in love with college football and how he got his start in coaching. He also gives details of what it was like in the football facility and at the press box. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard segment.

Join me as Tyler Yoder and I discuss Illinois football history and their chances to beat the number 1 ranked team in the country for only the second time (2007 Ohio State) in program history. He also goes into detail about his previous experience working in college football game management. His main responsibilities were dealing with network TV and all their demands. Of course, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard.

Join me as Garron Lucius, Associate Athletics Director for Facilities and Scott Carter Assistant Athletics Director for Event and Game Management at Notre Dame walk me through their experiences when hosting the first every College Football Playoff game on campus. They describe their planning process and communication with the CFP staff and what the CFP requirements were while hosting the game. We then discuss the excitement around the game and how campus and the city adapted to the influx of people coming to town. As always, the episode ends with a Weekly Wildcard segment.