Join Matt Oberlin and I as we recap the quarterfinal games and discuss who we think will advance out of the semifinal games. We also go into detail how we would improve the College Football Playoff with a few slight tweaks. Then, we discuss what should be done with the current bowl system and if another playoff similar to the NIT could help save the bowls. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard.

Join me as Josh Hancher leads me through how he breaks down advanced stats and what they mean when looking at games. As he looks at different models, it helps paint a picture of which teams’ unit have been more successful throughout the season to that point. Josh then gives specific

Join me as I rank my top 5 favorite College Football Playoff games from the last 10 years. I based them on excitement level and games I enjoyed watching or being a part of. Since I was rolling through this episode by myself, the Weekly Wildcard questions were sent to me and I answered them myself.

Join me as Doc, Chendricks, and I rehash our preseason

Join me, as Matt Oberlin and I discuss championship week and our experiences working games and enjoying them as fans. As we go into more detail, we talk about what made working conference championship games special. Then we talk about some of the most memorable player performances we witnessed as fans. Matt and I also debate what the future of conference championship games will be. This weekly wildcard might be the most in-depth the podcast has ever experience, since all Matt’s answers lead to more debating or heckling.

Join me, as Chris Pugh of CFB Roundtable and I discuss rivalry week and which games we enjoy the most. We also talk about what conference realignment has done to some rivalry weekend games we used to love being played to end the season. We even discuss a few games we would like to see played more often. As always, the episode ends with the weekly wildcard.

Join me as Derek Doolittle, General Manager at the Rose Bowl, and I reminisce about growing up watching the Rose Bowl and the mystic the stadium and game hold. Derek also walks us through his career and the steps he made leading up to his position at the Rose Bowl. He then details what makes the Rose Bowl so great and all the historic events hosted at the stadium. Also, no episode would be complete without the weekly wildcard.

Join me as Randy Philipson and I take a deep dive into stadium design, construction, and staffing. Randy goes into detail about his involvement at Baylor’s McLane Stadium, Tulane’s Yulman Stadium, and his role at the Superdome with the managing company. While at the Superdome, he oversaw operation for numerous Sugar Bowl games, along with three BCS National Championship games and provides a few of his favorites memories from those experiences. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard.

Join me as I get Jennifer Rushton’s perspective on collegiate athletics and college football. She currently serves at the Director of Athletics at Albion College. During the episode, Jennifer goes into detail about her experiences working football games as a women’s basketball student-athlete and administrator at her alma mater, Trine University, when they restarted football in 1995. She also discusses her philosophy on running an athletic department as an AD, and the importance football has for a community and a coach has in a student-athletes world. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard.

Join former colleague from UTRGV, Tony Forina, as he guest hosts this week's episode of The Weekly Walk-On. I appear as his guest and work through my life trying to shed light on my passion for college football. I discuss my high school career, my recruiting experience and trials and tribulations as a walk-on at the University of Kentucky. Tony then leads me into discussion about my career as a collegiate administrator and how I worked my way up the professional ladder. Of course, Tony has the weekly wildcard questions for me, and they have a Rio Grande Valley twist.