Each week, Jordan Hill and a guest discuss the college football video games of the past and how much they enjoy the games so many years later.
This week Jordan talks to Matt Brown, creator of the Extra Points newsletter covering college athletics, about how EA Sports' upcoming college football video game is slowly but surely coming together.
This week Jordan talks with the Valley Times-News' Cody Estremera about his favorite NCAA Football memories along with who makes the most sense as the game's next cover athlete.
This week Jordan talks to The Athletic's Max Olson about his favorite NCAA Football dynasty stories and how to make the most of the upcoming College Football video game.
This week Jordan circles back to his UMass dynasty and details the second half of Steve Belichick's first season as a college offensive coordinator.
This week Jordan talks to UGASports.com's Paul Maharry about the new college football video game, the must-haves in the new edition and Paul's favorite dynasty memories.
This week Jordan and the Auburn Observer's Justin Ferguson break down the news that EA Sports plans to develop a new college football video game. Also, several former guests chime in with their reactions.
This week Jordan talks to Xfinity Series racer Tommy Joe Martins about his quarantine NCAA Football dynasty, his thoughts on the best NASCAR video games and what navigating the racing schedule during a pandemic was really like.
This week Jordan and the Clarion Ledger's Nick Suss discuss the NCAA Football 06 soundtrack and what effect the music had on a generation of sports video gamers.
This week Jordan talks to UGASports.com's Jake Reuse about his four-decade dynasty, how recruiting in the game affected how he sees recruiting in real life and his path to sports media.
This week Jordan talks with writer Andrew Hammond about his experiences playing the NCAA Football games, the progress the games made over the years and just how many boatloads of money the game would make if it came back.
This week Jordan and DawgNation's Connor Riley participate in the inaugural Mascot Draft and also talk about life covering sports in a pandemic and Saturday's Auburn-Georgia game.
This week is the first episode dedicated to the UMass Minutemen dynasty. For this episode, Jordan goes through the roster, the schedule and the first six games of the Minutemen's first season with offensive coordinator Steve Belichick.
This week Jordan talks to WRBL's Jack Patterson about his love of NCAA Football, his viral moment from last football season and what it's been like covering sports during a pandemic.
This week Jordan talks to Taylor Denman about playing the NCAA Football games and the argument between NCAA and the Madden series.
This week Jordan talks to ABC Columbia's Cam Gaskins about his experience playing the NCAA Football games along with their selections for the last seven would-be coverage athletes and the players they're most upset didn't ever make it into a game.
This week Jordan talks to WTVM's Paul Stockman, who recounts his experiences writing about his college football dynasties as a kid as well as why the games are still so special to so many all these years later.
This week Jordan welcomes Jason Butt and Jared Sweat, who together make up a three-man PS3 online dynasty. The trio talk about the highs and lows of the dynasty and give their best recruiting tips for NCAA Football 14.
This week Jordan talks to ESPN's Alex Scarborough about his 2018 story about NCAA Football and what has to happen for another edition to come around.
This week Jordan talks to Georgia and Nebraska fan Parrish Walton about his memories playing the NCAA Football games and what the series means to him all these years later.
This week Jordan talks to former Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III, the cover athlete of NCAA Football 13, about his experience playing the games, what it was like being on the cover and what the recognition means all these years later.
This week Jordan talks with Brian Thompson (@toastmanor on Twitter) about his impressive NCAA Football video game collection and what it is about the games that he has loved for so long.
This week Jordan talks to AuburnSports.com's Nathan King about his project simulating the Auburn Tigers' 2020 season on NCAA 14 and what it was like seeing so many people follow along with the story series.
This week Jordan talks to Georgia Tech and Georgia Southern super fan Matthew Balte about creating dynasties with college football's less-heralded programs and his appreciation for those Group of 5 schools.
This week Jordan talks to Louis Burhans — aka "Boss Hawg" — about what it takes to build updated rosters for the NCAA Football games and why he and several others stay committed to the cause year after year.
This week Jordan talks to DawgNation's Connor Riley, who breaks down the problems with the last edition of NCAA Football and describes what fixes he would make when the game finally makes its triumphant return.
This week Jordan talks to Richard Johnson, formerly of SB Nation's Banner Society, about his experience with the NCAA Football games, what it would take for them to return and Johnson's upcoming college football e-book, The Sinful Seven.
This week Jordan talks to Clarion Ledger sportswriter Nick Suss about epic, decades-long dynasties on the many versions of NCAA Football.
This week Jordan talks to former Georgia Tech football player Tyler Stargel about his experience playing the NCAA Football games and what it was like once he was actually a player in the game.
Welcome to the first episode of Ready Player Run! This week, Jordan Hill and Jason Butt talk about their favorite memories of playing the college football video games as well as the wildest glitches they've ever seen.