Ty and Dan are joined by Spencer Hall from Every Day Should Be Saturday to break down the Big Ten’s playoff proposal, the first year of the Will Muschamp era, dealbreakers on the imaginary recruiting trail, and the “Sabanizing” of college football.

Ty and Dan talk about the B1G Ten’s playoff proposal, the “new” Nebraska, hostesses in recruiting, and annoying exchange rates.

Ty and Dan are joined by Bryan Fischer from CBSSports.com to break down all the action from National Signing Day, including Alabama’s giant class, LSU’s fall in final recruiting rankings, Stanford’s monster lineman, Urban’s edge, and Deontay Greenberry’s unexpected switch to Houston.

Ty and Dan nerd out on all things recruiting with Scout.com’s Brandon Huffman and discuss social media’s impact on recruiting, the demographics of position groups, UCLA’s surprise class, Tosh Lupoi’s pull, Arik Armstead’s massiveness, the Gunner Kiel World Tour, and much, much more.

Ty and Dan are joined by Ben Jones from StateCollege.com and Black Shoe Diaries to discuss the passing of Joe Paterno, the state of the university in the wake of the Sandusky scandal, the start of the Bill O’Brien era, and the Urban Meyer rumors that persisted throughout the season.  Plus, Dan breaks down the Chip Kelly-to-Tampa scare that gripped the Oregon fan base on Sunday night.

Ty and Dan talk with Herb Hand, offensive line coach for Vanderbilt, about James Franklin’s successful first season, the perceived talent gap in the SEC, game planning for Alabama’s physical defense, and the addictive qualities of Dunkin’ Donuts coffee.

Ty and Dan slide into offseason mode by talking about the decisions and indecisions of Gunner Kiel, Darron Thomas, Tosh Lupoi, Doug Nussmeier, and the oddsmakers who installed Notre Dame as 18-1 darkhorses for the 2013 BCS Championship.  Plus, Verballer e-mails.

Ty and Dan settle into postseason mode by discussing the latest news, running through an early 2012 top five, reading a compelling argument for the BCS, outlining the brilliance of the Paul Finebaum Show, and doing their best to win back a longtime Verballer.

Ty and Dan recap Alabama’s victory, Jordan Jefferson’s shuffle pass, Brad Smelley’s key role, their favorite bowl moments, and West Coast Kevin’s taco triumph.

Ty and Dan talk with Andy Staples from SI.com about his pick for the BCS Championship, the crucial role of special teams, the legacy of Jarrett Lee, and the tweaks needed to break the game one way or another.  Plus, food talk.

Ty and Dan talk with Chris Brown from Grantland.com and SmartFootball.com about the evolution of Michigan’s offense, the foundation of a Nick Saban defense, Clemson’s balanced attack, and whether Tim Tebow will change the professional game.  Plus, more bowl previews.

Dan and CBS Sports’s Bruce Feldman sit down briefly to break down the Rose Bowl matchup between Oregon and Wisconsin, with thoughts on Chip Kelly and Bret Bielema, layoff advantages, and who might win the game’s MVP trophy.

Ty and Dan decide to break down the Kraft Fight Hunger Bowl from all angles with the help of Robert Rosenthal from ALionEye.com and Larry Brown from LarryBrownSports.com.  Plus, previews and picks for a slew of other bowl games

Ty and Dan talk with ESPN’s Chris Fowler about the evolution of College Gameday, takeaways from the 2011 college football season, Lee Corso’s Freudian slip, the controversial ending to the 1991 Orange Bowl, and, randomly, the future of American tennis.

Ty and Dan talk about the sanctioned levied upon Ohio State, the coaching vacancy at Penn State, player compensation, bowl picks, and dead pools.

Ty and Dan talk with Lowell Galindo from Longhorn Network about the Mack Brown’s future at Texas, Texas A&M’s move to the SEC, non-traditional powers rising up in the Big 12, and public perception of the network.

Ty and Dan discuss bizarre coaching moves with Clay Travis and provide wall-to-wall New Mexico Bowl coverage with help from Keith Pompey of the Philadelphia Inquirer and Robert Gagliardi from the Wyoming Tribune Eagle.

Ty and Dan talk with ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt about the BCS rematch between LSU and Alabama, questionable coaching hires, conference realignment, Maryland’s uniforms, Tyrann Mathieu’s silver suit, and blocking kicks in NCAA ’12.

Ty and Dan relax after a grueling 14 weeks by recapping the latest coaching news, playing voice messages, reading through e-mails and randomly discussing the population of Bangladesh.

Ty and Dan run through all the action from Conference Championship Week, break down the looming rematch between LSU and Alabama, take a quick glance at their favorite bowl match-ups, and debate another rousing rendition of the Dr. Pepper halftime throwing contest.  Plus, your Week 14 Reverbs.

Ty and Dan talk through the (suddenly) numerous job openings in major college football, plow through an overcrowded inbox, and break down all of Week 14′s match-ups.

Ty and Dan break down the impressive victories by LSU and Alabama, Michigan’s triumph over Ohio State, the Heisman credentials of Montee Ball, UCLA’s march to Pac-12 South glory, and all the other action from Rivalry Week.  Plus, your Reverbs.

Ty and Dan host a marathon show (for your Thanksgiving travels) and plow through Verballer e-mails, all the interesting rivalries, the latest in coaching news/rumors, and what Ty bought himself for his birthday.

Ty and Dan break down all the Week 12 upsets, discuss the likelihood of a rematch in the national championship, propose ways to commemorate the 2011 Pac-12 South championship, and debate the current state of goal post technology.

Ty and Dan make their picks for Week 12 and discuss geographically impossible mascots, “Big Balls” Pete Carroll, the editing of Florida State from Sunday’s show, and the official definition of “Clemsoning.”  Also, feel free to try our new phone number (408-VERBAL1) this weekend!

Ty and Dan break down all the Week 11 action and describe their trips to State College and Palo Alto.  Plus, another round of Verballer Reverbs.

Ty and Dan talk with Rob Moseley from the Eugene Register-Guard and Scott Allen from Rule of Tree to break down this weekend’s big Pac-12 showdown between Oregon and Stanford.

Ty and Dan talk about the crisis at Penn State and break down all the relevant Week 11 action.  (Note: A special Oregon-Stanford show coming on Thursday.)

Ty and Dan recap the so-called “Game of the Century” between LSU and Alabama and wonder whether other television options might’ve been a better choice. Plus, thoughts on the other Week 10 action and more listener voice messages.

Ty and Dan talk with SI.com’s Andy Staples about the giant LSU-Alabama showdown, South Carolina’s chances on the road against Arkansas, the pseudo-quarterback controversy at Oregon, and much more.  Plus, e-mails, locks of the week, and a weirdo musical cameo.

Ty and Dan debate the true definition of “Clemsoning,” break down the laser arm of Andrew Luck, and discuss all the Week 9 action.

Ty and Dan read passive aggressive e-mails, debate Brian Kelly’s success at Notre Dame, and preview all the relevant Week 9 action.

Ty and Dan talk with Dan Wetzel from Yahoo! Sports about BCS doomsday scenarios, Fiesta Bowl debauchery, Bill Hancock, Andrew Luck, and the Fake Dan Beebe.

Ty and Dan rehash college football’s eighth week and discuss Kirk Cousins’ Hail Mary, James Franklin’s casual dress Saturday, Clemson’s chances of going unbeaten, and Nick Foles… in a winning effort!

Ty and Dan talk with Spencer Hall about Will Muschamp’s early marks, LSU-Alabama, the Big Ten, “We” Bombs, and a college football version of The Truman Show.  Plus, picks for all the big action during Week Eight.

Ty and Dan break down all the action from “Tire Fire Saturday,” including Ohio State’s passing offense, a near “Clemsoning,” and more unfortunate uniform combinations. Plus, voice messages from rowdy listeners.

Ty and Dan welcome Bruce Feldman back to the show to discuss Clemson’s ceiling, the looming LSU-Alabama showdown, Urban Meyer-to-Penn State rumors, the misunderstood Mike Gundy, and a host of other hot topics in college football.  Plus, your e-mails and voice messages, and a Week 7 Preview.

Ty and Dan review an underwhelming slate of Week 6 action, discuss Urban Meyer rumors, rank the ACC, and analyze Texas A&M’s attempts to simultaneously win AND lose each football game.  Plus, your Reverbs and another round of “Nick Foles In A Losing Effort.”

Ty and Dan make their Week 6 Picks, talk about Missouri’s potential move to the SEC, discuss Michigan’s defense, and debate whether Clemson is 2010 Auburn in disguise.

Ty and Dan delve into all the action from “Yardstick Week,” draw some conclusions about the top teams in the country, dabble with the possibility of four or five undefeated teams at season’s end, and discuss the raging tire fire at Ohio State. Plus, another week of listener Reverbs.

Ty and Dan talk with Adam Hoge (Buckys5thQuarter.com) and Brandon Vogel (Big Red Network and CBSSports.com) about this weekend’s Big Ten showdown between Wisconsin and Nebraska.

Ty and Dan rifle through all the Week 5 action and examine their lingering trust issues with Ohio State, Clemson, and Texas.

Ty Hildenbrandt and Dan Rubenstein take a closer look at impressive victories by LSU and Alabama, poke fun at Texas A&M’s pass defense, and devise a diabolical scheme to fix South Carolina’s quarterback problem. Plus, another batch of listener Reverbs and another tale of Nick Foles’ performance… in a losing effort, of course.

Ty and Dan plod through more cumbersome talk of conference realignment and play through Verballer voice messages before previewing week 4 and putting a double-jinx on Saturday’s Florida State-Clemson game.

Ty and Dan are joined by Bud Elliott from TomahawkNation.com and Jake Trotter from SoonerNation.com to break down this weekend’s big matchup between Oklahoma and Florida State.  Plus, West Coast Kevin joins in later to analyze Verballer voice messages, discuss Jesse Palmer’s cadence, and play a quick game of “Fraud or Not Fraud?”

Ty and Dan roll through the news of the week, Verballer voice and e-mail messages, their picks for Week 3, and present the best Jesse Palmer impression of all-time, courtesy of West Coast Kevin.  Editor’s note: Look for a special Oklahoma-Florida State preview show tomorrow.

Ty and Dan examine the wild night game at Michigan Stadium, South Carolina’s road triumph, Ohio State’s struggles, and Mack Brown’s appearance.  Plus, your Reverbs.

Ty and Dan talk about Texas A&M’s move to the SEC, Mark Richt’s hot seat, poor sportsmanship, and all the important action ahead in the second week of the season.

Ty and Dan lick their wounds after Notre Dame and Oregon suffer losses, but power through a full hour and recap all the significant Week One action.

Ty and Dan kick off their fourth season as hosts of The Solid Verbal by reviewing the news of the week, reading a handful of Verballer messages, and previewing the biggest games of 2011′s opening weekend.

Ty and Dan are joined by Brian Murphy from The Idaho Statesman and Kyle King from DawgSports.com to break down Boise State-Georgia from every possible angle.

Ty and Dan team up with Rob Moseley from The Eugene Register-Guard and Carter Bryant from KLSU to break down this week’s Oregon-LSU matchup from all perspectives

Ty and Dan talk with Andy Staples from SI.com and preview the upcoming SEC season, Alabama’s defense, Mark Richt’s job security, Stephen Garcia’s leadership, LSU’s questions, and Kentucky’s non-existent offense.

Ty and Dan fly solo and preview 10 non-automatic qualifiers (Boise State, TCU, Air Force, San Diego State, UCF, Houston, Tulsa, SMU, Florida International, and BYU).

Ty and Dan talk with Ted Miller from ESPN.com about the newly-expanded Pac-12, the immediate impact of Utah and Colorado, USC’s defense, Arizona State’s role as frontrunner, Stanford without Jim Harbaugh, and Oregon’s chances of repeating.

Ty and Dan discuss the bombshell report putting Miami under the microscope, conference expansion rumors, key injuries around college football, and plow through overflowing voicemail and e-mail inboxes.

Ty talks with Bryan Fischer from CBSSports.com about the possibility of Texas A&M leaving for the SEC, potential moves for Missouri and Virginia Tech, and the impact that conference realignment could have on the college football landscape.

Ty and Dan talk with Stewart Mandel from SI.com about expectations for Ohio State, Wisconsin’s unfamiliar role as favorite, Penn State’s quarterback questions, the addition of Nebraska, and other Big Ten topics.

Ty and Dan destroy a massive inbox of Verballer messages and conduct a lengthy, tangential conversation about Whale Wars.

Ty and Dan preview the Big 12 with David Ubben from ESPN.com and talk about the injury to Oklahoma’s Travis Lewis, new coaches at Texas, confidence in Mike Sherman, his alma mater, Missouri, and much much more.

Ty and Dan talk with Mark Ennis from BigEastCoastBias.com about expectations at West Virginia, the Tino Sunseri Experiment in Pitt’s new offense, USF’s progression as a major football program, UConn’s mantra for 2011, and prop bets for his own wedding.

Ty and Dan talk with Jim Young from ACCSports.com about the hype in Tallahassee, Virginia Tech’s chances with Logan Thomas, Al Golden’s impact in Miami, the supporting cast around Montel Harris, and the pure, unadulterated excitement of the Randy Edsall era at Maryland.

Ty and Dan welcome gambling guru Chris “the Capper” Copeland to the program to discuss his early leans on college football win totals, betting tips for the average bettor, situational plays for the 2011 season, and his astounding run of winners last season.

Ty and Dan talk with Mike Leach about his new book, the circumstances that led to his firing at Texas Tech, his thoughts on Craig James, ESPN and Bruce Feldman, his future coaching ambitions, and Pirates of the Caribbean.

Ty and Dan talk with Chip Brown from OrangeBloods.com about the controversy surrounding the Longhorn Network, the future of the Big 12 conference, expectations for Texas A&M, and the Texas QB derby.  Plus, Verballer messages and the Mount Rushmore of 1990s female television characters.

Ty and Dan talk with Clay Travis about the launch of his new site (OutkickTheCoverage.com) and his thoughts on a hodgepodge of SEC topics in the midst of Media Days.

Ty and Dan delve into an overflowing inbox to discuss Jimmy Clausen’s legacy, BYU’s arrangement with Roku, new uniforms, fantasy league applications, and much more.

Ty and Dan are joined by Russ Kiniry from EA Sports to discuss the release of NCAA ’12, its new features, requests from last year, the next frontier in gaming, and the curious coincidence of both “Coaching Carousel” and “Tire Fire Offense” appearing in this year’s game.

Ty and Dan are joined by George Schroeder of the Eugene Register-Guard to discuss the latest news in the Oregon-Will Lyles saga, the various scenarios the Ducks football program could be facing, Chip Kelly’s future, and, among other things, barbecue places in rural Arkansas.

Ty and Dan talk with Baron Flenory of New Level Athletics about his role in the recruiting process, the impact of 7-on-7 camps, the value of mentoring young prospects, and the controversy surrounding his business.

Ty and Dan join back up and chat about Russell Wilson’s transfer to Wisconsin, Oregon’s shady situation, the veteran leadership of Stephen Garcia, and the beautiful irony of Chris Hansen.

Dan talks with SI.com’s Richard Deitsch about media coverage of college football, the broad reach of ESPN, and the Longhorn Network.

Dan talks with ESPN.com’s Bruce Feldman about recent college football news and his new book with Mike Leach, “Swing Your Sword.” It can’t be stressed enough how good the show has gotten since Ty left for Hawaii. Ok, it’s taken back — it can’t be stressed how good this show is because of Bruce Feldman. Enjoy!

With Ty in Hawaii for a wedding, I spoke with longtime friend of the show West Coast Kevin about Cliff Harris and Oregon, early Heisman odds, and the upcoming Longhorn Network. We then read and reacted to the overflowing inbox and closed with some solid Whale Wars analysis. Enjoy!

Ty and Dan talk with new Indiana coach Kevin Wilson about his plan of attack in Bloomington, the Hoosier depth chart, experiences at Oklahoma, and his gameday routines.

Ty and Dan talk with Mike Nobler, the video director for Nebraska football, about managing video data for coaches, tagging a massive database of plays, the impact of new capabilities on pre-game preparation, and the next frontier for technology in the college game.

Ty and Dan are joined by Spencer Hall from EDSBS to discuss the busybodies at West Virginia, Mike Hamilton’s strange demise, Greg Schiano’s plight against kickoffs, and Sim City. Plus, Terrelle Pryor’s unceremonious exit from Ohio State, and a rousing game of “Lifetime OR West Virginia Football.”

Ty and Dan fly solo and discuss the ongoing Ohio State scandal, Phil Steele’s preseason All-American team, the SEC meetings, NCAA ’12, Florida State’s chances of a title, 5k races, and desolate western Pennsylvania.

Ty and Dan talk with Sports Illustrated’s George Dohrmann about his highly-anticipated piece on Jim Tressel and wrongdoing at Ohio State University. Plus, new allegations against Terrelle Pryor and a hard look at where the Buckeye football program goes after the resignation of its head coach.

Ty and Dan talk with Frank Spaziani from Boston College about his coaching resume, new offensive coordinator, recruiting strategies, and the future of his mustache. Plus, Verballer e-mails.

Ty and Dan talk with Chris Brown from SmartFootball.com about turnover among offensive assistants in college football and the impact new philosophies will have on their respective teams.

Ty and Dan talk with Mike Hall from Big Ten Network about the conference’s offseason storylines, the impact his network has had on college football, and his unconventional path to becoming an anchor.

Ty and Dan talk with Herb Hand, Vanderbilt’s offensive line coach, about the spread offense, recruiting lineman, player development, his relationship with Gus Malzahn, and his notable dodgeball accomplishments.

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Ty and Dan plow through overflowing voicemail and e-mail inboxes and discuss fines for the Fiesta Bowl, penalties for Jim Tressel, alternative postseasons for college football, and more awkward robot scenarios.

Ty and Dan delve into 10 non-AQ teams and preview an underrated and surprisingly deep group of teams outside the six major conferences.

Ty and Dan take a look around the national college football scene with SI.com’s Stewart Mandel.  What will come of the federal inquiry into the BCS?  What happens to Jim Tressel in the wake of turmoil in Columbus?  Who is the better pick in the Mountain West, Boise State or TCU?  All that and much more, plus Verballer voice messages, and an awkward conversation about Michael Bay making, well, a different kind of movie.

Ty and Dan talk with Brian Bennett from ESPN.com about Charlie Strong’s impact at Louisville, Greg Schiano’s stock at Rutgers, Dana Holgorsen’s arrival at West Virginia, and overall parity in the Big East.

Ty and Dan are joined by Greg Cox from WalterFootball.com to discuss the quarterback quandaries, positional depth, evaluation processes, and surprises associated with the 2011 NFL Draft.

Ty and Dan are joined by ESPNU’s David Pollack to discuss first-hand draft experiences, scouting combines, QB projections, and racquetball against Mark Richt.  Plus, the breaking news about Ohio State’s Notice of Allegations and Verballer e-mails.

Ty and Dan talk with Ryan Abraham about Matt Barkley’s progression, the good side of Lane Kiffin, USC’s football facilities, and wild trysts atop tall buildings.  Plus, Stewart Mandel lays the lumber to a Verballer voicemailer.

Ty and Dan are joined by John Ourand from Sports Business Journal to discuss monster television deals in college football, increasing demand for live sports programming, the profitability of bowl games, and the strategy behind going/staying Independent.  Plus, Verballer voice messages, e-mails, and much more.

Ty and Dan talk with Bill Connelly from FootballStudyHall.com (among others) about the value of advanced statistics in college football, measuring coaching ability, offensive variability across college football, and the challenges associated with translating complex metrics into common English.

Ty and Dan talk with Rob Moseley from the Eugene Register-Guard about hangover effects after losing to Auburn, stigmas surrounding Chip Kelly’s offense, expectations for the offensive line, and Oregon’s chances of getting back to the BCS Championship.  Plus, Verballer e-mails and the triumphant return of Gentle Ben.

Ty and Dan are joined by Ken Gordon from The Columbus Dispatch and BuckeyeXtra.com to discuss the turmoil at Ohio State, the progression of Terrelle Pryor, and expectations for the 2011 season.

Ty and Dan restart the Coaching Carousel and talk with Cal coach Jeff Tedford about playing all “away” games in 2011, Pac-12 expansion, recruiting services, and dealing with pressure.

Ty and Dan welcome Eric Hansen from the South Bend Tribune to the show to discuss Michael Floyd’s status, Brian Kelly’s philosophies, the sudden rise of the Irish defense, and realistic expectations for the Notre Dame football program in 2011.  Plus, more news about players getting paid.  Who would’ve guessed?

Ty and Dan are joined by Jake Trotter from The Oklahoman to discuss Oklahoma as the preseason No. 1 team, the future of the Big 12, and annual Bob Stoops coaching rumors.  Plus, Verballer e-mails.

Ty and Dan talk with Charles Robinson from Yahoo! Sports about breaking controversial news, the drama at Oregon and Ohio State, and the impact his reports have had on college football.

Ty and Dan pose a variety of random questions about teams from the ACC in an attempt to make sense of 2010 and figure out what 2011 might have in store.