Ty's 2 Minute Drill

In this quick breakdown, we dive into some of the biggest takeaways from Week 10 in college football. Boise State is proving they’re more than just Ashton Jeanty, with a strong team performance on both sides of the ball. We spotlight Ohio State’s statement road win, Vandy’s bowl eligibility, and BYU’s surprising climb to the top of the Big 12. Plus, a look at the SEC shakeup and why SMU and Miami might be on a championship collision course.

Week 9 delivered some big wins and close calls! In this episode, we talk Boise State’s playoff hopes, Texas A&M's big SEC statement, and the race for the AAC title. We’ll also highlight undefeated Indiana and BYU, Ohio State’s nail-biter, and Pitt's strong finish to stay in the conference title hunt. Catch all the insights you need from another wild weekend in college football!

In this episode, we break down Syracuse's nail-biting win over UNLV, where LeQuint Allen's four-touchdown performance secured a crucial victory. Texas A&M dominated Missouri, raising questions about the Tigers’ legitimacy, while Jennings of SMU emerged as a future star with nearly 400 total yards in their high-scoring win. We also discuss Vanderbilt’s historic upset over Alabama, led by Diego Pavia, as the Commodores outmuscled the Tide. Finally, we ask if Miami is a team of destiny after another last-minute win, thanks to Cam Ward’s Heisman-level play.

In this week’s 2 Minute Drill, Ty breaks down the key takeaways from Week Five of the college football season. He discusses Ashton Jeanty and Travis Hunter's potential Heisman bids, Tulane's dominance in the G5, and BYU’s surge in the Big 12. He also touches on Oklahoma State's struggles, Sam Houston's unexpected rise in Conference USA, and whether Ole Miss is overrated after their loss to Kentucky. Quick insights and bold predictions in under two minutes!

In this quick Week 3 recap, we dive into the exciting weekend of college football. Memphis secured a huge road win, LSU barely escaped South Carolina in a thriller, and Georgia State pulled off a historic upset over Vanderbilt. We also touch on Arch Manning's impressive performance for Texas and Indiana’s Big Ten statement win over UCLA.

In this episode, we break down the biggest moments from Week 2 of college football. From stunning upsets to rising Heisman contenders, we cover statement wins by Texas, Nebraska, and under-the-radar performances from G5 schools like Tulane and Boise State. Plus, we discuss what these games mean for coaches on the hot seat and potential playoff implications.

We saw impressive performances from Diego Pavia and Coastal Carolina, while Penn State's Allar under new OC Andy Kotelnicki showed promise. Meanwhile, Michigan’s QB situation raises concerns, and teams like NC State and Tulane have room for improvement. It’s clear that the season is off to an exciting start with plenty more to watch for.

In Week Zero, Georgia Tech's offensive line dominated Florida State’s highly-touted defensive front, with Coach Brent Key’s team showing impressive toughness. Florida State's Mike Norvell struggled with clock management and failed to make effective second-half adjustments. Montana State excelled with defensive touchdowns, though New Mexico’s Bronco Mendenhall remains a promising hire despite the loss. Nevada showed resilience under new coach Jeff Choate, while Hawaii managed a 35-14 win over Delaware State despite offensive inconsistency, thanks to a strong defensive performance in the second half.

In this episode of the 2 Minute Drill, Ty covers big news in college football, including Alabama locking down their GM Courtney Morgan with a new deal, Ricky Jackson's move from Southern to LSU, and Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz's suspension over recruitment violations. He also touches on Eddie Nunez's new role as Houston's athletic director, the MAC's new player availability rule, and Oklahoma State's innovative use of QR codes on helmets. Week Zero kicks off tomorrow with four exciting games, headlined by Georgia Tech vs. Florida State in Ireland.

The Tulsa Golden Hurricane has reappointed alumnus Denver Johnson as director of player personnel and development. Notre Dame is set to debut the "Hard Knocks"-style docuseries "Here Come the Irish" on August 29, showcasing key figures like Marcus Freeman. Meanwhile, Tennessee athletics has secured a landmark sponsorship deal with Pilot, and Colorado has added former Michigan assistant George Helow to its defensive staff. Additionally, Group of 5 commissioners will discuss potential changes to the G5 postseason next week.