Episodes

Ty and Dan continue their series of 2023 college football schedule previews by taking a closer look at the slate of Big Ten games for the upcoming season. How will Michigan's schedule impact its chances of three-peating as conference champs? Will Ohio State's schedule be a limiting factor for the Buckeyes? Will an early, nondescript stretch of games define Penn State's season? Why is Wisconsin's over/under so high despite being in Year 1 under Luke Fickell? Is the conference trying to get Rutgers to quit? Plus, a three-way fight for the most "Gumpy" team in the conference and a conversation about Iowa's post-schedule reality.

Ty and Dan take a look at the upcoming SEC schedule for the 2023 college football season. Which schedules are the easiest, toughest and trappiest? Whose schedules are Gumpy and which are fettucine alfredo?

Ty and Dan react to the reveal of the ACC's "Magnificent 7" -- Florida State, Clemson, Miami, North Carolina, NC State, Virginia and Virginia Tech -- and how its collective interest could reframe the conference realignment discussion. Plus, honest conversations on the state of play at Kansas State, Minneosta and Texas A&M, with a special focus on what each program must do to get to a comfortable 10-wins per season.

Ty and Dan provide a quick update on the state of conference realignment and expansion in college football and discuss the significance of Notre Dame being a free agent in the apparel market after its deal with Under Armour expired. Plus, the Quest for 10 wins for Pitt, Oklahoma State and UCLA. What must the Panthers and Cowboys do to establish themselves as a consistent double-digit winning team? David Woods from BruinReportOnline.com stops by to give the state of play for Chip Kelly at UCLA as the Bruins aspire for the next step.

Ty and Dan take a closer look at the state of the Arkansas and Missouri football programs and discuss what it'll take for each to comfortably reach 8 wins per season on an ongoing basis. Plus, Chris Anderson from EerSports.com stops by to give the insider's perspective on what it'll take Neal Brown and the Mountaineers to get to more stable footing. And, a quick glance at the news, as Iowa and Iowa State sift through a potential gambling controversy.

Ty and Dan take a closer look at what it'd take for a handful of teams to get to the "next step" and grow into a program that reliably wins 8 games a season. How close are Arizona and Georgia Tech to making the jump and how have recent coaches changes and transfers factored in? Is the infrastructure in place to support a leap forward? Plus, Jeff Ermann from InsideMDSports.com stops by to examine the Terrapins' plan for building on their progress in the Big Ten. And, a quick look at Payton Thorne's transfer to Auburn, Chris Klieman's new contract with Kansas State and new schedule for the expanded College Football Playoff starting in 2024.

Ty and Dan field questions from the Verballerhood about the Coach Prime Strategy in Colorado, the biggers leapers of 2023, college football's endangered Cinderella stories, the Portal's effect on Group of Five players, games in foreign countries, and more!

Ty and Dan refer a lively slate of questions for investigation by their Internal Affairs division, including Deion Sanders' master plan, Tyler Buchner's recent transfer to Alabama, the latest setback for Mel Tucker at Michigan State, the most interesting transfer portal teams, the silver lining to mass realignment and college uniforms with the wrong colors.