Alas, the regular season is over but there’s still a lot that needs to play out. Michigan beat Ohio State for the third consecutive year, essentially locking up a playoff spot. What does this mean for the Buckeyes moving forward? Alabama is still alive for the playoffs after a wild Iron Bowl win, and they now need to get ready for Georgia. Heading into championship weekend Tim and Cullen break down the various playoff scenarios on the table before picking winners for this week. Thanks for being with us all season, we’re almost to the finish line.

Somehow we find ourselves in the final week of the regular season, the games have flown by this year. We’re setting up for an amazing finish to the season and the guys are breaking down last week’s action. All of the top teams won last week but the biggest development was the injury to Florida State QB Jordan Travis. We discuss how this impacts the playoff picture and then dive into some very plausible CFP doomsday scenarios. There’s a chance we could have up to eight teams with zero or one loss on selection Sunday. What would the committee do? It’s likely that one of those teams will be Ohio State or Michigan, who meet this week in what could be the biggest game of the year. Tim and Cullen break it down and pick their winners. Spoiler alert, Cullen picks Ohio State (lol!). Thanks for listening.

It’s crunch time as we’re already near the end of the regular season and contenders are starting to distinguish themselves. We begin by talking about Bama and their amazing turnaround since that loss to Texas. Then it’s time to dive into Michigan, the game with Penn State, and the latest in the sign stealing scandal. Shockingly that’s not the only crazy story this week as Texas A&M ponies up $76M to get rid of Jimbo Fisher. We actually think there’s a common thread between the Michigan and Texas A&M stories, an overactive desire to win. Then we end by breaking down the most interesting games for week 12. Enjoy!

Cullen and Tim are back to break down all of last week’s action. Bama looks good (again!), while ND and USC fall flat. After some discussion of the Michigan situation we make our picks for this week’s games including the big one in Happy Valley between Michigan and Penn State. Thanks for listening!

After a week away Gridiron Gospel is back! After discussing last week’s results the guys go long on the Michigan sign stealing scandal. What happened, what does it mean, and how should we move forward? Then we preview this week’s games, thanks for joining us!

We are back after an eventful week of college football. Tim and Cullen start by checking in on all the power five conferences. The Big 12 is top heavy but still exciting. The PAC 12 is the league of the week and had several entertaining games. The B1G has been a bit boring, but not for long. The SEC is still weak this year, except for Georgia but they must play the next 4-6 weeks without their best weapon Brock Bowers. And in the ACC there is a sleeper playoff hopeful in UNC. Then we pick this weekend’s biggest matchups including the top ten battle between OSU and Penn State. Thanks for listening!

Last week was action packed and the guys have lots to discuss. We begin with the Red River Rivalry, where OU and Texas played an instant classic. OU is in the driver’s seat for the Big 12 title game but we wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a rematch. Then we hit on several other topics including the epic coaching failure in Miami; Texas A&M’s missed opportunity; the futility of USC’s defense; Notre Dame running out of gas; and the dominance displayed by Michigan and Georgia. It’s halfway through the season so we provide progress reports on a few teams before picking this week’s games including a huge matchup in the PAC12 between Washington and Oregon.

Yet another exciting weekend of college football is in the books. Lots to discuss and we start with the thrilling LSU-Ole Miss game. Over 100 total points were scored, defense anyone? Sticking with the SEC, Georgia survived Auburn and the guys are starting to wonder if the champs have taken a step back. Also in the SEC, Florida looked terrible against Kentucky, raising questions about Billy Napier’s job security. USC defeated Colorado but didn’t look great doing it, looks like the defense might hold them back again this season. Finally, Notre Dame’s luck turned around against Duke, potentially salvaging their season. The guys then discuss the Heisman, which looks like Caleb Williams’ to lose, before picking this week’s big games including Texas-OU.

Another exciting week of football is in the books, lots to discuss. Tim and Cullen take some time to go through the biggest stories from last week including the Buckeyes defeating Notre Dame, Oregon crushing Colorado, another close win for Florida State, and the futility of Iowa’s offense. Then we reset the playoff picture given what we know today and make our picks for next week’s games. Thanks for listening!

What a wild weekend of college football! Tim and Cullen start the podcast with a discussion of Coach Prime and the Colorado Buffaloes. After their thrilling victory over Colorado State they remain the story of the year, but can they sustain it? The guys then run through several top contenders who struggled including Florida State, Texas, Georgia, Michigan, and Alabama. Which fans should feel ok and which fan bases should be worried. Then we pick all of the biggest games this weekend including FSU at Clemson, Colorado at Oregon, UCLA at Utah, Ole Miss at Bama, Oregon State at Washington State, Iowa at Penn State, and Ohio State at Notre Dame. Thanks for listening.