ITS RIVALRY WEEK. The fellas recap week 3, the ACC title race, who is out of "The Hunt", and discuss Justin Wilcox finally being fired after being on a 5-year "hot seat". Jay previews the FCS Playoff, while Jake shares a story about Illinois State coach Brock Spack. The show ends with the guys giving their picks for a jam-packed rivalry week

A TON to discuss this week. James Franklin officially takes the Virginia Tech job,  a full recap of week 12, and a discussion on who is "In the Hunt" for the College Football Playoff. Jay gives his FCS Minutes as both hosts advocate for the FCS matchups that were overlooked for College Gameday. The podcast ends with the duo's weekly picks for Week 13.

The fellas are back again. They recap week 11, Jay gives his FCS minute, and the episode ends with some picks for week 12.

Sorry to keep you waiting, but the fellas are back. They recap week 10, which includes Jay's FCS minute, and preview of week 11.

Jake and Jay open the episode, discussing Brian Kelly's firing by LSU before recapping week 9. Jay gives an extended FCS minute complete with DII games, and then both make their picks for week 10.

Another jam-packed episode is here! Jake and Jay talk about the newest additions to the unemployment line of coaches, and recap week 8. Jay gives his FCS minute, while Jake rants about College Gameday going "corporate". The fellas give their picks for week 9, and end the episode talking about Oregon's Grateful Ducks uniforms.

Jake starts the episode discussing Penn State firing James Franklin, and recapping the rest of Week 7. Jay gives his FCS minutes, before the fellas end the show with their Week 8 picks.

Jake goes through another therapy session, discussing another Penn State loss (in embarrassing fashion) along with a full recap of week 6. Jake also talks about his trip to UNC over the weekend, and Jay gives his FCS Minute before the fellas end with Picks.

The episode starts with Jake giving his thoughts on another Penn State top 10 loss. The guys recap the rest of week 5. Jay gives his FCS Minute and picks for week 6.

The episode starts with Jay talking about his exciting trip to UTEP. The fellas break down week 4. Jay gives his FCS minute, followed by Week 5 picks that include the Oregon at Penn State game.

Jay and Jake take a well-deserved victory lap as they recap week 3. The fellas then preview week 4 (picks). Jay ends the episode discussing the "Send Jay Away" trip to the beautiful Sun Bowl.

Jay and Jake recap an exciting weekend of College Football, which includes the FCS, and concludes with a preview of week 3, complete with picks.

Jake and Jay are back to recap a SHOCKING week 1, along with Corso's send-off. Jay has his FCS minute before diving into the preview for week 2.

Jay and Jake recap an exciting week 0, and preview the week 1 slate.

Jay and Jake welcome Lackawanna College's Assistant Director of Athletics and QB Coach Josh Pardini. They discuss Lackawanna's place in the College Football world, their transition to DII, and ass some Coach Duda (Winningest Coach in the NJCAA) stories. Pardini also gives us his Lackawanna Football Mount Rushmore.

Joe Pop aka Joey Props joins the show to talk Michigan's sanctions, Oregon State vs Wazzu, Notre Dame, futures, Week 0 bets, and predictions for this year's College Football Playoff.

Matt Sprouse from the Group of 5 Guys joins the show to preview every Group of 5 conference. The fellas discuss the contenders/surprise teams and picks for each.

Moneyline Mac from the College Experience joins the show to preview the Big 12. The fellas discuss contenders, surprising/disappointing teams, and predictions. The episode ends with Mac giving his Final Four for the College Football Playoff.

Jake and Jay begin the episode by covering Dieon's press conference and Dave Aranda's bizarre sound bite at Big 12 media days. The fellas then discuss the ACC contenders, potential surprise/disappointing teams, and predictions on how each team will finish. P.S. We forgot about Notre Dame..... sorry

Jeffrey The Greek joins the podcast to preview the Big Ten. Who are the contenders? Who will be disappointing? How will each team finish? All questions will be answered.