Mike and John discuss open fall practices and Michigan's latest drama before turning to our season previews. Today, the guys tackle the coasts with Oregon, USC, and Rutgers.

Mike and John briefly discuss Big Ten Media Days and a couple other odds and ends before previewing the football season for Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Iowa

Mike and John discuss the new college football video game, Arch Manning, FSU/Clemson rumors, and a certain college football playoff committee member saying the quiet part out loud. Then the guys turn to their Big Ten 2024 previews. Today the guys preview the 2024 season for Nebraska, Michigan, and Washington.

Mike and John discuss the dire warning sounded by Illinois's AD about a possible super league destroying college football. The guys then discuss Athlon's RB room rankings and Phil Steele's overall team rankings.

Mike and John discuss the Big 12 naming rights fiasco as well as recruiting news with Wisconsin and Rutgers. The guys lament the attitude pundits take towards the Rose Bowl

Mike and John go through their respective top 10 Big Ten Rivalry games, as well as their honorable mention rivalry games.

Mike and John go on a dream roadtrip in which they attend games featuring all 18 Big Ten teams. The guys talk about where they would head each week and what excites them about each game.

Mike and John talk about why some programs are underrated by the media no matter how much they win on the field. They also talk college football current events which include a historic agreement between the NCAA and the Power Conferences to pay players. Finally, the guys discuss the latest realignment rumors.

John and MIke discuss the new NCAA Football game. Then, they dig into the CBS College Football Coach Rankings before tackling a few listener questions.

Mike and John discuss the proposed player compensation model before giving their post spring power rankings for each Big Ten squad.

Player Compensation Article: 5:15

Power Rankings 23:45

Mike talks about the weekend's spring football games at Nebraska, Maryland, Rutgers, Oregon, and UCLA.