Totally Biased

This is the first of our 2 part show with our guest of the week, David. We pick his brain on the college football landscape after a surprisingly impactful weekend in college football. The CFP favorites get a shake up and COVID-19 continues to make things interesting across the NCAA (looking at you T Law).  

This week we have the inside scoop on how the BIG TEN came up with their COVID policies. Also, the BIG TEN is back and also the BIG TEN has its first Covid issues (how timely).  We dive into the BIG TEN's return and where its heading. We tackle the Big Dumpster Fire (again) and its lone unbeaten team (OSU). And more.......

More football is better football, especially this year. The BIG TEN in back* (maybe) and its sure to mix up the college football landscape. We also dive into our midseason playoff predictions before the BIG TEN begins its play. 

As always we recap the weekend of college football and dig into the SEC's defensive woes thus far this season.  We also get into the proposed 1 time transfer rule for college football and what it means to CFB.  Just the tip of the basketball GOAT debate can be seen above the proverbial waters. 

This week we divert our biased lenses towards the ongoing dumpster fire that is the Big 12. We also break down the college football landscape as the games start  to sizzle.  Lakers/Heat analysis and predictions and the Paul George/Doc Rivers dynamic.   

College football is back!! We dive into week 1 (week 4 for those that are uncultured) where we separate the good, the bad, and the dumpster fires.  We also jump headfirst into the NBA playoffs and finish by plunging into the NFL. 

This we we break down our thoughts on the college football preseason as well as talk week 1 of the 2020 college football season. We also break down the most important NFL games of the week and the NBA playoff matchups of the Lakers/Nuggets and the Celtics/Heat.  Big(10) topic of the week is the COVID-19 NCAA era, how it is effecting college football now and the possible ramifications of the dismantling of the NCAA on college football.