A zoomed out look at the power tiers and big storylines in the Big 12, arguably the most interesting league in all of college football.

The finale of our there-part ACC preview, with a closer look at trendy contenders (NC State, Louisville and Virginia Tech), the potential pluckiness of North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Boston College, and Virginia, and the hard questions surrounding Wake Forest and Duke.

We continue our ACC preview conversation by going into more detail on Florida State, Clemson, Miami, SMU, Pitt, Syracuse, Cal and Stanford.

It's Part 1 of our big ACC conference preview, with a focus on ranking all 17 teams into the correct tiers, the emerging storylines and questions in the season ahead and a zoomed out look at all the new things in the All Costco Conference

We continue on with Part 2 of our Group of Five previews, this time with a focus on the Mountain West, MAC and Sun Belt conferences

A power ranking of the best teams in the Group of Five and a full preview of both the American and Conference USA

At long last, it's time to start previewing the 2024 college football season. But first, a crash course in the numerous things that are changing in the sport we love.

The Big Ten, Big 12 and Group of Five questions that are lingering in the backs of our minds and keeping us awake at night.

As we make the turn into Juiy and the unofficial start of the college football preseason, we discuss the questions that keep us up at night while thinking about the SEC and ACC in 2024.

A quick look at the landscape for the 13 teams switching leagues and some of the weird traditions and fun facts that'll give fans something to discuss around the water cooler.

An honest discussion about the questions that friends, family, and fans ask us out in the wild about the state of CFB in 2024 and beyond

Working through the many different ways that college football hurt us last season in hopes of finding renewed optimism in 2024

Making heads-or-tails of the Big 12 selling its name, the coming influx of private equity and the potential sponsorships that nobody else is talking about

A look at which games look (potentially) dangerous for Big Ten teams like Ohio State, Michigan, Penn State and Oregon, how Oklahoma's 2024 schedule spells trouble, which "Super League" concepts have the most juice, proposed EA Sports College Football player/coach traits, under-the-radar Heisman names, kids attending rival schools and much more!

Ty and Dan answer your questions about the first coach fired in 2024, why Big 12 fans should remain enthusiastic, the good and bad of the transfer portal for G5 programs like Boise State or Tulane, potential features in EA Sports College Football 25, Northwestern's temporary stadium, complaining fan bases and much more.

How long will it take Ole Miss, Utah, Wisconsin, Auburn and Virginia Tech to take another step forward?

In this college football podcast episode, Ty and Dan continue discussing what the "next level" looks like for a handful of college football teams, this time with an eye on how long it'll take to happen.

Ty and Dan chat with Nick Roush from Kentucky Sports Radio to talk through the current state of Wildcats football, the controversial NIL comments by Mark Stoops last fall, the reasons behind inconsistency on offense, how Kentucky fits into the new era of SEC football and much more.

Ty and Dan welcome Scott Wright from The Oklahoman onto the pod to discuss the state of the Oklahoma State football program heading into Mike Gundy's 20th season and the most wide open season in the history of the Big 12 conference.

Ty and Dan chat with Cory Smith from PackPride.com about both the stability and inconsistency of the NC State football program, as Dave Doeren continues winning 8-9 games a year but has yet to reach the 10-win plateau.

Will it ever happen for Nebraska football?

Ty and Dan welcome Austin Price from Volquest.com to the podcast to discuss Tennessee's new era with Nico Iamaleava at quarterback, the endless battle to keep up with Georgia and Alabama, Josh Heupel's teambuilding philosophy and more.

Ty and Dan welcome Ben Jones from StateCollege.com back to the podcast and try to decipher what's been holding Penn State back over the tenure of James Franklin.

Ty and Dan welcome Ryan Abraham from USCFootball.com back to the podcast and discuss what it'll take for Lincoln Riley to get the Trojans over the hump. What's the root cause of USC's defensive issues, and how is D'Anton Lynn trying to solve them? What will the Trojans look like on offense now that Caleb Williams is off to the NFL? And were NFL Draft analysts right for their critical analysis of what Riley's scheme looked like in 2023?