The Weekly Walk-On

Join me as Harold Watson and I discuss his experiences as a college football player and collegiate athletics administrator. He starts by describing how he became a college football fan, and then we discuss his recruitment process. That leads the conversation into his experience playing at MacMurray College in Illinois. Harold then talks about what he thinks makes collegiate athletics so special from the administrator’s seat. As always, we end with the Weekly Wildcard segment.

Join me as Tony Thomas of College Football Backers (cfbackers.com) and I, discuss our favorite memories of legendary college football analyst Lee Corso. We talk about his history in college football from playing, to coaching, to his days on the ESPN College GameDay set. Tony and I also go into some of the big games to start week 1. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard.

Join me as Matthew Thompson and I walk through his various college football experiences from the different angles he has experiences. He is a former Division I football player at The Citadel and athletic administrator at Tulane University, Old Dominion University and the MEAC. Currently, Matt is a NIL professional, having built a career in NIL through roles at Athlete's Thread and Opendorse, where he helps universities and student-athletes at every level grow their NIL opportunities through custom merchandise and brand building. As always, the episode ends with the Weekly Wildcard segment.

Join me as Tom Symonds and I discuss the CFP and run Ohio State made through the tournament in the season two finale episode. Tom and I then discuss what minor tweaks could be made to the format. Finally, Tom talks about how proud he is to be an OSU alum. As always, this episode ends with The Weekly Wildcard segment.

Join me as Justin, a fellow college football podcaster, and I discuss our passion for the game. Justin then describes how he and his co-host got started with their podcast, Updog Sports Talk and provides valuable advice to anyone thinking about starting their own. We also discuss the upcoming College Football Championship game between Notre Dame and Ohio State. Just like every episode, this one ends with a weekly wildcard segment.

Join me as Nick Anderson details his life as a football

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