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Week 10 of the college football season brought its own fair share of decisive eliminations. These are just a handful of the contestants whose seasons came to an untimely end over the weekend.

Much like in Week 9, there are plenty of betting options in Week 10, not the least of which are a handful of monster matchups that will reshape the 2022 college football season as we know it. Ho hum.

The weather in Texas changes on a dime. One minute, it’s sweltering, sweaty weather with the sun beating down on you. Then, an angry storm cloud dumps buckets of rain and hail on your head. Then, all your flowers die because of the biting, frosty winds behind the cold front that tanks the temperature for ...

yan Harsin has been fired from Auburn Football after just 21 games as head coach. In this reaction video, we discuss where the opening ranks relative to other vacancies in the Power 5 and kick around some potential candidates who could take over for Harsin at Auburn. Could Lane Kiffin, Deion Sanders or Hugh Freeze make their way to Auburn?

Instead of pretending to be someone we aren’t, we’re going to face the scary things head-on. After nine thrilling weeks of college football, here are some of the scariest things the season has to offer.

After a handful of successful weeks, the universe evened out. It was the most predictable possible outcome. Such is the ebb and flow of betting on sports. Last week's confidence in Ole Miss and both Kansas teams was ill-advised.

There are days where I'm tired and hungry around about 6:00 in the evening. I'm headed home from work, and it's been a rough one. Life beat me down. I don't feel like doing anything, least of all cooking (OK, attempting to cook). So I grab a burger or some chicken from a drive thru. It's usually fine, even good, or satisfying. Not excellent, but enough to do the job and taste yummy. That's this week in the sport we all love. Some of it's delicious, and might even look promising. But I won't lie to you. It's not the most exciting week.

Amid life’s many uncomfortable necessities, apologies may be the most crucial. The same is true in the world of college football, in which fans draw wild conjecture before players have even set foot on the gridiron. Every once in a while, you simply have to be the bigger person and own up to your mistakes.

This level of indecision happens to me every season around mid-October. I'm not sure if it's because I have a half season's worth of assumptions weighing me down, or because I start each week by comparing points spreads against my own spreadsheet. Either way, I tried to minimize outside influences this week (other than my co-host's, of course) and get back to what got us in the black.