Triple Option

Chase kicks off the conversation by sharing his experience at the UCLA game, where the team showcased a strong defense, shutting out Nevada for their first shutout since 2011. However, he expressed some disappointment about the offensive performance, saying, "I was pretty tossed, so I didn’t get to watch much football yesterday. But from what I did see... That was absolutely insane."

Meanwhile, Luis highlighted the excitement from the Indiana game, emphasizing the achievement of back-to-back 60-yard field goals to send the match into overtime. But Luis and Chase agree that Indiana, despite their impressive record, might not be as strong as they appear.

The duo delved into how rankings can be misleading, particularly with teams like Indiana being considered elite despite their struggles. They both agree that teams like UCLA and Utah are emerging as real contenders, with Luis noting, "UCLA doesn't have control over their schedule. All you can do is go out and beat the shit out of who you're playing. And that's exactly what they're doing."

This college football season has been anything but predictable. The hosts reflected on how teams like Texas and USC have shown inconsistent performances, leaving fans and analysts alike scratching their heads. Luis points out that while Georgia has been consistent since their loss to Auburn, other teams are still vying for recognition.

The boys are joined by special guests, Wyatt and Timmy, two life long USC fans that are at their wits end with the Lincoln Riley era in south California after the Trojans 24-7 loss at the hands of Wisconsin. Today the boys focused on the uncertainty around coaching hires, UCLA’s surprising rise, and whether conference and brand bias distort rankings. The conversation also weighs NIL’s role in leveling competition against concerns about midseason transfer announcements and the changing transfer rules. They also share contrasting rankings and turn to TCU’s coaching and roster problems, giving the Triple Option family a lively snapshot of a volatile college football season.

This weekend, our lovely hosts at Triple Option dissected what was perhaps one of the greatest weekends in recent College Football history. #1 Georgia was upset by Auburn. BYU upset #2 Notre Dame and propelled themself to #2 in the polls. Texas suffered a second straight loss to an unranked team. Miami escaped FSU in a controversial ending. TCU found their first P4 win over their sons (Baylor). Ohio State escaped the clutches of Indiana in a high profile matchup. Alabama was beaten handedly by Tennessee. Join us this week to touch all the bases!

Also covered this week was the controversial news of ESPN pushing to finalize a 24 team format, a concept that Cole and Luis have labeled "disgusting and evil", calling out money hungry executives for pushing to dilute the meaningful nature of regular season games.

On the most recent edition of Triple Option, the boys dissect the Red River Rivalry game, where a terrible Oklahoma team fraud-checked #1 Texas. In what was a close game that came down to the final play, Arch Manning was exposed as a mediocre quarterback. Also covered by the boys was Georgia's impressive performance as they defeated Alabama in a battle of the top of the SEC.

This week, Kamario Taylor’s performance against Alabama sparks a debate about rising stars, costly mistakes, and how quickly perceptions can shift. The crew also weighs Keelon Russell’s stronger recent performances, questions Matt Campbell’s fit at Penn State, and explains why Lincoln Riley still hasn’t earned their trust. Beyond the week’s biggest matchups, the boys dig into how NIL and the transfer portal may be reshaping team chemistry, continuity, and the culture of college football as a whole, and for the worse. Additionally, Luis is still down bad and calling for the firing of one Sonny Dykes.

The boys also preview the next round of big game matchups, including UCLA taking on Oregon, SC facing Penn state, the Red River matchup, and finally, Alabama and Georgia squaring off in a matchup that could impact each team's hopes of reaching the SEC championship.

UCLA’s 54–3 win over Maryland has shaken up the college football playoff conversation. The crew breaks down what’s driving the Bruins’ rise—from a deep running back rotation to a defense that could make them a serious contender—and looks ahead to their pivotal matchup with Oregon.

The conversation also covers Florida’s dominant win over Ole Miss, Mississippi State quarterback Kemario Taylor’s breakout performance, and questions surrounding Texas, USC, and Indiana. Which teams are built to hold up through conference play, and which are still riding on hype? With the rankings set to shift and major matchups ahead, the boys share bold reactions and playoff predictions from a weekend full of surprises.

The crew breaks down another chaotic college football weekend, from Wake Forest’s surprising fight against Miami and Texas Tech’s favorable schedule to Oklahoma’s offensive struggles and a string of quarterback “meatball subs", courtesy of Texas A&m's Marcel Reed and SMU's Kevin Jennings. Also discussed is UCLA’s momentum behind Wayne “The Dark Knight” Knight, Ole Miss’ emotional win over LSU, Oregon’s questionable late-game decisions, and the teams that may be frauds—or legitimate contenders.

Toward the end, the boys preview the biggest Week 5 matchups and make their picks. The crew also discusses Ole Miss–Florida, Heisman contenders, betting angles, and why college football remains more unpredictable—and entertaining—than the NFL.

Week 2 concludes as the boys cover Oklahoma and Oregon faltering at the hands of Michigan and Oklahoma State respectively. John Mateer and Arbuckle struggled to get the Oklahoma offense running, resulting in Cole's frustrating analysis of the game in Ann Arbor. Also covered is a recap of Texas and Arch Manning's 4th quarter comeback against #1 Ohio State, cementing themselves as the new de facto #1 team in the country.

The boys also preview week 3 action as Lane Kiffin's highly anticipated return to Oxford, MS will feature #7 LSU and #8 Ole Miss battle in what will be both sides' biggest test this season so far.

Luis and Chase return to cover the robbery that was Michigan vs Western Michigan, the impact of coaching philosophies, and Lane Kiffin's leadership style during LSU's waxing of Clemson. Chase covers a promising start of UCLA's football team. The discussion provides insights into team strategies, player performances, and the implications of the expanded playoff format. The conversation delves into the strategy of college football players opting out of games and the impact of team rankings on performance with rumors of the 24 team playoff on the horizon. Also covered are game predictions for Week 2.

The boys are back to kickoff the 2026 College Football season!