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The Big 12 needs to bounce back in Week 1 after TCU's disastrous start to the 2026 college football season.Heartland College Sports' Pete Mundo previews and predicts the three biggest Big 12 games of Week 1, including Colorado at Georgia Tech, Cincinnati vs. Boston College and Baylor vs. Auburn. Which games does the Big 12 NEED to win to restore some confidence and national respect?Plus, we go around the rest of the Big 12 schedule with predictions, betting trends, upset possibilities and the games that could tell us more than expected about the conference in Week 1.

It's a great time to be a Hoosier. Brian Tonsoni is joined by Ryan Phillips and Bob Moats to break down Indiana basketball's newly released non-conference schedule, sort through the latest eligibility questions, and get ready for the defending national champion football Hoosiers to open the 2026 season against North Texas. Sam Alexis' eligibility remains unresolved, sparking a broader discussion about the NCAA, professional contracts, Summer League participation, and where college eligibility rules should ultimately draw the line. Victor Oladipo is attempting an NBA comeback, while a new documentary celebrates longtime Voice of the Hoosiers Don Fischer.Indiana volleyball earns a huge five-set victory over defending national champion Texas A&M, while IU men's soccer continues its strong start. The guys dig into a schedule featuring five power-conference opponents, including neutral-site matchups with Syracuse, Arkansas and Kentucky, plus home dates against UCF and Missouri. Add exhibitions against Butler, North Carolina and Western Kentucky, and IU will have plenty of opportunities to learn about itself before Big Ten play. Why the Arkansas-Kentucky back-to-back could provide an early measuring stick.How marquee games at Madison Square Garden and Lucas Oil can help Indiana build its NCAA Tournament résumé.Why the schedule feels appropriately ambitious for a veteran roster—and why the Big Ten alone can't be counted on to provide enough quality opportunities. The overlooked value of games against teams like Bellarmine and Tennessee Tech, whose styles could give IU useful early-season tests even if they aren't marquee opponents. And what would constitute a successful record in those five biggest non-conference games.Finally, attention turns to Memorial Stadium as Curt Cignetti and the defending national champions begin another season. Expectations have changed dramatically: IU has reloaded, the entire home schedule is sold out, and simply getting to six wins feels like ancient history. The guys discuss what to watch against North Texas, why nobody should overreact to the first game, and how football success is changing the entire Bloomington experience—from ticket demand and hotel prices to the atmosphere surrounding every home Saturday.

Jeff Buch @JeffreyTheGreek & Jordan @JWEggleston7 breakdown a LOT of B1G games - 18 of them in all - for the first FULL WEEKEND of College Football! We don't pick every single game ATS - but we give our thoughts and advice for all of em.  Enjoy your full weekend of College Football and Happy Labor Day! Uno! Dos!! TresAgaves!!!

Football season is back, and so is the arguing.In the first edition of Small Town Kickoff, the guys debate whether NIL money and the transfer portal have damaged college football, whether the Big Ten has overtaken the SEC and what Tennessee fans should expect.Then come the predictions: Dabo Swinney eventually coaching Alabama, Lane Kiffin's future, a potentially painful Titans season and the NFL teams that could make a Super Bowl run.Small Town Kickoff drops every Thursday throughout football season. Follow the show so you never miss an episode—and put your predictions on record with us at TryThatInASmallTown.com.00:00 Welcome to Small Town Kickoff00:49 A new Thursday football tradition01:16 Has college football lost its excitement?02:38 Has the Big Ten passed the SEC?03:31 Tennessee and opening-week opponents05:32 NIL money and the transfer portal06:03 NFL expectations and the Patriots06:53 Are the Titans in for a rough season?08:16 How the guys will watch opening weekend09:24 Will Dabo Swinney eventually coach Alabama?09:59 The Lane Kiffin debate12:42 Early NFL and Super Bowl predictions14:51 The danger of sitting starters15:32 A bold Titans win prediction16:18 What's coming every Thursday_____________________________________________________________________SPONSORS: The Try That in a Small Town Podcast is powered by e|spaces!Redefining Coworking - Exceptional Office Space for Every BusinessBook a tour today at espaces.comFrom the Patriot Mobile studios:Don't get fooled by other cellular providers pretending to share your values or have the same coverage. They don't and they can't!Go to PATRIOTMOBILE.COM/SMALLTOWN or call 972-PATRIOTRight now, get a FREE MONTH when you use the offer code SMALLTOWN.10Stone is an all-new apparel brand inspired by country music superstar Jason Aldean. Built around the same hardworking mindset Jason has carried throughout his career, 10Stone delivers rugged, everyday style made to keep up. 10Stone. Premium Quality. American Grit. Available exclusively at Walmart.Peacemaker Coffee CompanyFounded by retired police officer/chief Chris Morris, Peacemaker delivers clean, low-acidity coffee while supporting police, firefighters, EMS, military, veterans, teachers, dispatchers, and medical personnel through donations and programs.https://www.trythatinasmalltowncoffee.com_____________________________________________________________________Follow/Rate/Share at www.trythatinasmalltown.com -For advertising inquiries, email info@trythatinasmalltown.comProduced by Jim McCarthy and www.ItsYourShow.coSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Indiana football has to replace one of the best defensive players in program history, but the Hoosiers may already have their answer. In this CrimsonCast positional preview, Galen Clavio breaks down the 2026 IU linebacker room, led by Rolijah Hardy and Isaiah Jones, as Bryant Haines' defense prepares for another championship run.The episode starts with the big-picture identity of Indiana's defense. After two seasons of elite front-seven havoc, strong defensive PPA, and constant disruption, the linebacker group remains central to how IU wants to attack opposing offenses. The Hoosiers are not just trying to make tackles — they are trying to create confusion, force negative plays, pressure quarterbacks, and keep the defense operating at the same aggressive standard that helped deliver a Big Ten title and national championship.The biggest question is obvious: what does Indiana lose with Aiden Fisher? Galen walks through Fisher's remarkable two-year IU career, from 28 starts and 215 tackles to his tackles for loss, sacks, interceptions, pass breakups, and role as the heart of the defense. Normally, losing that kind of player would create serious panic. But the fact that Indiana did not go into the transfer portal for a linebacker says a lot about the staff's confidence in what remains.That starts with Rolijah Hardy, who was everywhere last season. Galen highlights Hardy's tackling reliability, extremely low missed-tackle rate, 15 tackles for loss, 27 pressures, eight sacks, and one of the most important plays of the Big Ten Championship Game: his end-zone pass breakup that helped swing the game against Ohio State. Hardy is not just a returning starter — he looks like one of the leaders of the defense.Then there is Isaiah Jones, one of the best player-development stories on the roster. A Tom Allen-era recruit who stayed, grew, and forced his way onto the field, Jones now appears positioned to take over the green dot and become one of the central voices of the defense. Galen revisits his seven sacks, Big Ten Championship Game impact, national title game touchdown on the blocked punt recovery, and the way he became impossible to keep off the field over the second half of last season.The rest of the episode looks at depth and development. Jeff Utzinger and Kaiden Turner are the veteran options, with Turner's Maryland interception and Utzinger's special teams value both standing out. Younger names like PJ Nelson, Amari Kamara, Kaden McConnell, and Clayton Allen are part of the next wave, while freshmen Henry Ohlinger, Ja'Dyn Williams, and Jacob Savage represent the staff's clearest attempt to build linebacker depth internally rather than patching the position through the portal every year.The preview closes with a larger roster-building point: linebacker may be a spot where Indiana can keep developing its own answers. The Hoosiers still need to replace Fisher's leadership and production, but with Hardy and Jones at the top, plus several young players pushing behind them, this group feels more stable than the headline loss might suggest. Galen also raises one fascinating possibility: if Kellen Wyatt becomes eligible, could he give Indiana another hybrid linebacker option in certain packages?Subscribe to the Back Home Network for more CrimsonCast coverage of Indiana football, IU athletics, Curt Cignetti, Bryant Haines, the Hoosiers, Big Ten football, and 2026 season previews.

Indiana football's defensive secondary may be the biggest question mark on the roster — but it also has enough talent to become another major strength for Bryant Haines' defense. In this CrimsonCast positional preview, Galen Clavio breaks down the Hoosiers' cornerbacks, safeties, rover options, transfer additions, and young depth heading into the 2026 season.The episode starts with what Indiana lost. D'Angelo Ponds was one of the defining players of IU's national title run, locking down one side of the field, allowing just one touchdown across his two Indiana seasons, and stacking up postseason honors after huge performances in the Rose Bowl and Peach Bowl. The Hoosiers also have to replace Louis Moore, who turned in a spectacular final season with six interceptions, and Devan Boykin, whose versatility at rover gave Indiana tackles, pass breakups, turnovers, and a defensive touchdown.From there, Galen looks at how IU tries to rebuild the back end. Jamari Sharpe appears ready to step into the top cornerback role after a strong 2025 season capped by the interception that sealed the national championship game. Opposite him, Ryland Gandy and A.J. Harris are the key names to watch, with Gandy bringing experience in Indiana's system and Harris bringing high-end talent, Big Ten experience, and a skill set that may fit better in IU's zone-heavy structure than it did in Penn State's man-heavy defense last year.The safety and rover discussion centers on Amare Ferrell, Preston Zachman, Byron Baldwin Jr., and Quan Sanks. Ferrell returns after a second-team All-Big Ten season and now has a chance to raise his NFL Draft stock while leading a reshaped secondary. Zachman brings veteran experience from Wisconsin if he can stay healthy. Baldwin looks like the likely next answer at rover after flashing late last season, while Sanks gives Indiana another physical transfer option after two seasons at Cincinnati.The biggest theme is development. Indiana's secondary had early busts last year before growing into a championship-level unit by the end of the season, and Galen argues that this year's group may need a similar ramp-up period. With North Texas, Howard, and Western Kentucky before Big Ten play, the Hoosiers have time to build chemistry — but by the time Ohio State arrives, this secondary will need to be much closer to finished.Subscribe to the Back Home Network for more CrimsonCast coverage of Indiana football, IU athletics, Curt Cignetti, Bryant Haines, the Hoosiers, Big Ten football, and 2026 season previews.

Welcome back to the Sorry to Interrupt podcast! Sean and Will return for their 4th episode of their 2026 College Football Preview series as this time they visit the Big Ten which boast the last 3 National Championships. The guys give their biggest storylines heading into the season including Michigan's culture change, Penn State ushering in the Matt Campbell era, a big year at USC, and a loaded top of the conference featuring OSU, Oregon, and (oh yeah) the defending champion Hoosiers. Lastly, the guys give out their preseason awards and predict which teams will make the CFP. Everyone enjoy the pod and stay tuned for Episode 5 as we get you all set for the start of the season!

Fox Sports' lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt lists his 10 burning questions in the sport as we head into Week 1 of the season. He breaks down questions like how many teams can actually win the National Championship this year and who could be this year's Indiana that shocks the sport. Will Arch Manning and Texas take the next step and bring the Longhorns to the promised land? Klatt also looks at which new Coaches will make the biggest impact in Year 1 at their new school and points out the coordinator changes at top programs that could very well determine who wins it all. He evaluates the recent weeks at LSU and whether Lane Kiffin can manage the self-inflicted distractions and lead the Tigers to a successful season as the sport's new villain. Klatt also makes his Heisman pick as he debates between players like Ohio State's Julian Sayin & Jeremiah Smith and Notre Dame's C.J. Carr.*Ann Arbor Live Show Announcement*The Joel Klatt Show will be doing a live show from Ann Arbor, Michigan next week on Thursday, September 10th ahead of the Oklahoma-Michigan game. Thanks to our amazing fans, the show sold out quickly after Monday's announcement BUT we are opening the tickets back up and adding 50 more spots at the show. Click the link below to reserve your spot at the show – tickets go quickly, so act fast! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/joel-klatt-show-live-in-michigan-tickets-1998967394287?aff=oddtdtcreator Chapters 🏈 0:00-1:15 Joel Klatt's burning questions for 2026 season 1:16-10:16 Will the Big Ten continue its run over the SEC? 10:17-15:24 Is Indiana going to be good again? 15:25-18:44 Who's going to be the face of College Football? 18:45-21:58 Who will be the heisman trophy winner? 21:59-26:31 Will Arch, Sark & Texas finally raise their ceiling? 26:32-32:07 Which new Coaches are going to make a huge impact in Year 1? 32:08-37:49 Who can actually win the National Championship? 37:50-40:59 Are Lane Kiffin and LSU the new villain in the sport and how good will they be? 41:00-43:43 Which teams will level up in each conference? 43:44-47:00 Who could be this year's Indiana? 47:01-49:38 Is the sport better than ever? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

It's game week! Our "Seven from 77" touches on some key positions for the Wolverines, an early breakdown of Saturday's clash with Western Michigan, and a full preview of Week 1 throughout college football. Defensive back Smith Snowden stops by the show around the 49-minute mark to recap his time in Ann Arbor, break down the potential of Michigan's defense, and look ahead to his debut in the Big House.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We react to the Huskers successfully filling out the stadium for the Ohio game and the Big Ten announcing exclusive access to replay reviews.

Rece Davis, Pete Thamel and Dan Wetzel look ahead to college football's opening weekend, revisit some of the biggest early-season upsets and make the case for teams to “cowboy up” and play somebody Week 1 next year. Plus, the crew breaks down Clemson vs. LSU, what's at stake for Clemson and whether Dae'Quan Wright Zxavian Harris will take the field for LSU. Then the guys run through the Week 1 slate of games and reveal which teams they think will come out on top. 0:00 - Welcome 0:30 - Week 1: Shockers are coming 3:39 - Week 1: It's time to cowboy up & play somebody 7:17 - Remember these big opening weekend upsets? 13:45 - Inside the lore of College GameDay 19:08 - SEC, Big Ten to go big on opening weekend? 21:57 - Clemson vs LSU: A defining test for Clemson 27:16 - Clemson vs LSU: Will Dae'Quan wright & Zxavian Harris play? 34:11 - Clemson vs LSU: Who wins? 37:19 - UCLA vs Cal: The game flying under the radar 44:40 - Wisconsin vs Notre Dame: A game worth watching 49:38 - Baylor vs Auburn: All eyes on DJ Lagway 54:47 - Who wins? Boise State vs Oregon 56:55 - Who wins? Miami vs Stanford 59:46 - Who wins? Louisville vs Ole Miss 1:02:24 - Who wins? SMU vs Florida State 1:05:53 - Deep cut game: Tulane vs Duke 1:08:31 - The great Pabst heist: Thieves swipe $70k in beer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Detroit Sports Podcast -- The Michigan Podcast This episode -- Steve Deace wonders why the national media is completely ignoring Michigan heading into 2026, then brings on Mark Rogers (Voice of College Football) for a brutally honest, data-driven breakdown of the Wolverines' brutal pass-defense schedule. Plus: Bryce Underwood's stunning captain vote from his own teammates, and why the Oklahoma showdown in Week 2 could define Michigan's entire season!

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Indiana football is finally back, and Big Red Carpet joins forces with CrimsonCast for a full preview of the Hoosiers' 2026 opener against North Texas. Rhett Lewis leads the conversation with Galen Clavio as they break down Josh Hoover, Curt Cignetti's year-three roster, the defensive front, the running backs, and what IU fans should watch for Saturday at Memorial Stadium.This crossover episode starts with the strange new reality of Indiana football: the Hoosiers are coming off a Big Ten championship, a national championship, and a 16-0 season — and yet the roster may still be better in several key areas. Rhett and Galen talk about how different the offseason has felt, why Cignetti seems confident heading into year three, and how Indiana's talent baseline has changed through both the transfer portal and high school recruiting.The biggest focus is the quarterback position. Rhett previews his upcoming “Under the Hood” conversation with Cignetti and digs into why Josh Hoover is such an intriguing fit in Mike Shanahan's offense. The discussion covers Hoover's experience, the unfair turnover narrative from TCU, his ability to process defenses, the importance of quarterback coaching, and why the combination of Hoover, Indiana's offensive line, and the Hoosiers' receiver room could unlock another high-level offense.The episode also gets into the rest of the roster: a potentially terrifying defensive front with Daniel Ndukwe, Chidi Obiazor, Toby Ndukwe, Joe Yelich, Stephen Daley, and others; the chance for Bryant Haines to create even more pressure and confusion; the running back trio of Turbo Richard, Khobie Martin, and Lee Beebe Jr.; the offensive line transition with Bray Lynch at center; and the tight end battle involving Andrew Barker, Brock Schott, and Parker Elmore.The final segment turns to North Texas, former IU quarterback Tayven Jackson, and how strange it will be to see him return to Memorial Stadium in a Mean Green uniform. Rhett and Galen explain why this is a difficult opener for Jackson and a rebuilt North Texas roster, why Indiana may still keep things fairly vanilla, and why special teams — including Tyler Morris stepping in at punt returner — remains one of the most important parts of IU's championship formula.Subscribe to the Back Home Network for more Big Red Carpet, CrimsonCast, Indiana football, Curt Cignetti, IU athletics, Big Ten football, and 2026 Hoosiers coverage all season long.

THE WAIT IS OVER.No more depth-chart archaeology.No more “best shape of his life” camp reports.No more pretending we care about preseason watch lists.FLORIDA STATE FOOTBALL IS BACK.

Blaine and Zach discuss the recent Vanity Fair article about LSU HC Lane Kiffin and talk about how much pressure they have on them this season. Plus another Big Ten vs SEC discussion!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michigan State football is back — and This Is Sparta Across the B1G is locked in for the season opener against Toledo. Jason Strayhorn, Chon “Slow Sippa” Taylor, and sedrick “Swerve” Irvin break down the biggest questions heading into Friday night at Spartan Stadium: What will Jonathan Smith's Spartans look like in Game 1? Can Michigan State establish a physical identity? And is this the year the Spartans get back to a bowl game? MSU captain and safety Nakai Martinez joins the show to discuss his return from injury, being voted a captain, the intensity brought by Coach Fitz and the staff, defensive communication, playing with a chip — or a whole bag of chips — on his shoulder, and why this team believes it has something to prove. Then former Spartan offensive lineman Spencer Brown stops by with the honest, hilarious, no-filter conversation Spartan fans need before kickoff. The crew debates Michigan State's schedule, realistic win expectations, the state of the program, NIL, recruiting, culture, identity, and what a convincing win over Toledo needs to look like. Can MSU run the ball, stop the run, play fast, create turnovers, and send a message in the opener? The road to the 2026 season starts now. Topics Nakai Martinez on becoming an MSU captain Coach Fitz's energy and the team's “bag of chips” mentality Michigan State vs. Toledo preview and score expectations Spencer Brown's blunt take on MSU's schedule Bowl-game expectations for the Spartans The importance of culture, recruiting, NIL, and player development Why Friday night is a statement game for Michigan State Shoutout to MSU women's soccer and volleyball Like, subscribe, and tell us in the comments: What does Michigan State need to show against Toledo for you to feel confident about the season? Go Green. #MichiganStateFootball #MSUFootball #GoGreen #Spartans #MichiganState #ToledoFootball #BigTenFootball #CollegeFootball #JonathanSmith #NakaiMartinez #ThisIsSparta Alternate titles Nakai Martinez: “We've Got a Bag of Chips on Our Shoulder” | MSU vs. Toledo Preview Can Michigan State Make a Statement vs. Toledo? Nakai Martinez + Spencer Brown Join the Show MSU Football Is Back: Toledo Preview, Nakai Martinez Interview & Brutal Schedule Debate “No More Talking”: Michigan State's Toledo Test Starts the Season Spencer Brown on MSU's Schedule, Bowl Expectations & Why Toledo Is a Must-Win Michigan State Football 2026 Preview: Nakai Martinez, Toledo, and the Road to a Bowl MSU vs. Toledo: The Spartans Have Something to Prove | This Is Sparta Across the B1G Thumbnail text Best option: “BAG OF CHIPS!” MSU vs. Toledo Other strong options: NO MORE TALKING STATEMENT GAME BOWL GAME OR BUST? CAN MSU GET TO 6? TOLEDO MUST PAY The title and description reflect the episode's player interview, Toledo game preview, coach-energy discussion, debate over MSU's identity and schedule, and the hosts' bowl-game expectations. Sources 1Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/this-is-sparta-msu--5664600/support.

College football's back — and this season the Big Ten walks in with three straight national titles and the top two teams in the country, while the SEC still has more ranked teams than anybody and a real chip on its shoulder. We go league by league (SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, ACC, and the Group of Six) before dropping a Nuclear Opinion on the whole season. New playoff rules, a shocking Clemson snub, and a Group of Six team gunning for a CFP spot — all in this preview.Tap into Episode 781 of the Productive Conversations Podcast—available now on all podcast platforms and YouTubeThe College Football Landscape (4:01)SEC (8:35)Big 10 (18:23)Big 12 (30:13)ACC (37:13)Group of Six (47:35)Nuclear Opinion on CFB Season (57:12)YouTube:https://youtube.com/@Productive_Conversations?feature=sharedSpotify https://open.spotify.com/show/7qCsxuzYYoeqALrWu4x4Kb?si=qX61YmtuQCyyix0NMawJsApple Podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/productive-conversations-with-matt-brown/id1535871441 Tik Tokhttps://www.tiktok.com/@prodconvopod?_r=1&_t=ZT-990FEEoKPOQLinktree:https://linktr.ee/productiveconversations500th Podcast Reelhttps://youtu.be/pMDyvdg1OKg?si=hXUS2pLQURmIzVO2Best way to contact our host is by emailing him at productiveconversationspodcast@gmail.com or mbrown3212@gmail.com

COLLEGE FOOTBALL WEEK 1 PREVIEW | GAMES, STORYLINES, KEY PLAYERS & BEST BETS | 2026 CFBCollege football is officially here for all!

What is your Nebraska vs. Ohio score prediction? Drop it in the comments! If you hit it on the head, you win a free cap from No Rivals! (One entry per person) First come, first serve. No duel score winners. Nebraska is BACK, and Parks is breaking down everything you need to know before Nebraska takes on the Ohio Bobcats.In this Nebraska vs. Ohio preview, he will take an in-depth look at the Bobcats heading into this matchup, including their coaching change, what has changed for Ohio, and how the new regime could impact the game.We also break down each position group for both teams and identify where Nebraska has the biggest advantages—and where the Huskers need to be careful.IN THIS NEBRASKA VS. OHIO PREVIEW:Ohio's offensive and defensive identityPosition-by-position breakdownKey players and matchups to watchWhere Nebraska has the biggest advantagesBiggest keys to victory for the HuskersFinal score predictionIf you're a Nebraska football fan, Ohio Bobcats fan, Big Ten football fan, or college football fan, make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to the Play The Fight Song CFB Show for weekly game previews, predictions, rankings, betting picks, live shows, and college football analysis throughout the 2026 season.

Head Coach Dan Lanning and student-athletes meet with the media for the final time before beginning the season against Boise State on Saturday (12:30pm, CBS). Plus, Dusty Harrah and Joey Mac break down the matchup and Oregon Soccer Head Coach Tracy Joyner joins the show discussing her undefeated squad ahead of Thursday's home matchup with Utah (6pm, B1G+).Duck Insider presented by OnPoint Community Credit Union is live from the Country Financial Studio every weekday from 1-2pm. #GoDucksSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jon Wilner of The San Jose Mercury News and Wilner Hotline joins Dave Softy Mahler and Dick Fain to talk about the Apple Cup this week, the potentially changing CFP and how it plays into the Big Ten and SEC control, USC’s attendance issue last week, UCLA firing their Athletic Director, the college football schedule, California, and his predictions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The Silver Bulletin's Blake Biscardi is joined by Conner Smith of Buckeye Huddle for a massive College Football season prediction show.In this episode, Blake and Conner share their full CFP brackets, including their 2026 National Championship picks. They also predict the Power 4 Conference Championship games and discuss which teams just missed out on playing for hardware.Is the Big Ten still the premier conference in college football? How far will Ohio State and Georgia go? Does the SEC have multiple contenders? Make or break year for Texas, Oregon and Notre Dame? How will Miami and Indiana respond after stellar 2025 seasons. Is there a dark horse team to watch? Biscardi and Smith each provide their takes for what they're watching for this season of which they believe they hold the script. Find out each of their predictions and more as Week 1 of the College Football season approaches. Read more: tsilverbulletin.com

CAM CLEELAND (Learfield UW color analyst) Does he feel confident in the future of the Apple Cup and the continuation of the rivalry? How does he think things will go this Sunday? People are actually praising the Dawgs' offensive and defensive lines, how excited does that make Cam? What are realistic expectations for Demond Wiliams this year? :30- ABCs of the Mariners - P is for Personality: Yes, Laz Montes is not only good, he has quite the personality- can it lift this team? - Q is for Quit: We need to quit looking for a spark… - R is for Ratio: W are going to talk about who needs to go if this team doesn't pull it together, but here's where Chuck stands on the ratio of the blame pie. :45- We close out the humpday show with one last thing! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

And NOW we draft! Week 1 of the College Football season starts tomorrow and it's time to make our college football season predictions. This year, we are inviting our listeners to join in, so we will see how Jeff fares as we pick our Big Ten Champion, National Champion, Heisman winner and UW wins. :30- Hard Knocks left us even more impressed with Mike MacDonald than we were before. How is that even possible? :45- We need to talk about something we've been thinking about all morning; Palmer the Great is starting Middle School today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Taylor Lewan and Will Compton welcome Chase Daniel to the Bussin' With The Boys roster. Chase breaks down his journey from NFL backup to building his quarterback breakdown empire on YouTube, his first TV disaster eviscerating Nathaniel Hackett on NFL Network, and why Sean Payton's offense was the hardest to learn. The boys recap week zero college football, the USC empty stadium, Aaron Donald returning to the Rams, the Titans cutting Will Levis, and go deep on SEC vs Big Ten. Chase goes game by game on Mizzou's season. Timestamp Chapters: 0:00 Open 2:08 College Football Is Back 4:11 USC Stadium Was Empty 19:02 Aaron Donald Is Back 22:41 Titans Cut Will Levis 35:20 Ryan Preece Wins Daytona 38:43 Greatest Spooktober Ever 47:36 Scheffler Passes Tiger 48:36 Chase Daniel Interview Begins 51:10 Bussin' Origin Story 57:19 Taylor's Suspension Year 1:03:30 Chase Destroyed Broncos On TV 1:30:20 QB Breakdown Origin 1:45:00 SEC vs Big Ten Debate 2:00:13 Michigan Is Sneaky 2:18:31 $4.7 Million Per Touchdown 2:28:34 Mizzou Game By Game 2:38:25 Ring Of Honor Snub 2:51:17 Fourth And Goal Breakdown 2:54:52 Bud Light Question See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did Week 0 already change how we should view the Big 12 in 2026?Heartland College Sports' Pete Mundo is LIVE for the Monday night Heartland College Sports mailbag to break down the fallout from TCU's disastrous loss to North Carolina, what it means for the Horned Frogs and whether it's an early warning sign for the Big 12.Plus, we're turning the page to Week 1, discussing the biggest questions facing the conference, which teams we're buying and selling, and answering YOUR Big 12 football questions live.Was TCU's loss just one bad game, or are some of our preseason Big 12 expectations already looking wrong?Subscribe if you are SICK of the SEC and Big Ten bias in college football media!

In this episode of Cashing Out, Dustin Swedelson live updates the MLB slate for the night and previews the best futures for CFB and the NFL this season. Also, joining the show is Tanner Morgan, Big Ten Network CFB Analyst, to break down what to expect from the Big Ten Conference. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

(00:00-27:14) – Query & Company opens on a Tuesday with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing the Indianapolis Colts, and examining their schedule after Jake started sharing his belief in the team to outperform their expectations. It leads to a game that he and Eddie (27:14-38:41) – With Aaron Donald coming out of retirement, and it being fantasy football season, Jake had the idea of who would be the first overall pick if the entire NFL was redrafting like a fantasy football draft. Plus, he lays out the rules for the latest edition of the Power Rankings. (38:41-46:29) – Jake Query and Eddie Garrison conclude the first hour of the show with some Power POWER Power rankings by ranking five former Colts players that they would bring back to fill positions of need for the Indianapolis Colts. (46:29-1:02:50) – Hour two of Query & Company starts with Jake Query and producer Eddie Garrison discussing some of the replies form listeners as to which five former Colts they would add to the current roster. (1:02:50-1:10:26) – Jake Query shares some thoughts on things that stood out during Chris Ballard’s press conference when it comes to Jaylahn Tuimoloau’s potential and referencing two tackles on special teams. (1:10:26-1:16:38) – The final hour of today’s show starts with Jake highlighting a couple of other things Chris Ballard had to say, but this time about the quarterback position. (1:16:38-1:40:51) – Big Ten Network’s Dave Revsine joins Jake Query to recap his tour of seeing nearly every single college football team in the conference leading up to the start of the season this week. They also dive into his expectations for the Indiana Hoosiers this season, if there is a different approach for Curt Cignetti this year coming off of the championship, and his thoughts on Purdue heading into year two with Barry Odom. Finally, they have a discussion about the eligibility rules that have been instituted across college athletics. (1:40:51-1:54:37) – ESPN.com’s Stephen Holder makes his weekly visit on Query & Company, and his conversation with Jake Query is centered around Chris Ballard’s press conference from earlier today. Did he speak more about Anthony Richardson or less about Riley Leonard? They also dive into whether they saw, or heard, anything different with Chris Ballard’s body language. (1:54:37-1:59:31) – The show closes out with JMV joining Jake to preview his show!Support the show: https://1075thefan.com/query-and-company/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We've finally arrived at football season and Chip Scoggins, Ryan Burns and Justin Gaard are back to give some quick thoughts about the Gophers first opponent Eastern Illinois before diving deeper into some predictions they have for the Gophers season as well as some others in the Big Ten. UCLA made a seismic move firing their athletic director just days before the football season starts and the guys react to that as well.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

-Nebraska is believed to have the easiest non-conference schedule of any FBS team this season---so a 3-0 start is expected and is absolutelynecessary to achieve goals for the season. So, if we can't learn a ton about how this team will look vs. B1G teams…what can be seen as things tobuild on?-Is it the ability to force turnovers? Ability to get to the QB with a pass rush? A consistent, steady run game?Our Sponsors:* Check out Progressive: https://www.progressive.comAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Galen Clavio sits down with Jeremy Gray, Indiana Athletics' Senior Associate Athletic Director for Marketing and Fan Experience, for CrimsonCast's annual look at what fans should expect around Memorial Stadium as Indiana football gets ready to open the 2026 season against North Texas.The context is still hard to believe. Two years ago, a successful Indiana football build might have meant bowl eligibility, then seven or eight wins, then maybe a special nine-win season. Instead, IU went from hoping for progress to an 11-win season, then to an undefeated Big Ten championship and national championship season. Now the program is not just managing football operations — it is managing attention, demand, promotion, and a fan base that expects Memorial Stadium to feel like the home of a national power.Jeremy talks through what that change looks like from the athletic department side. The conversation touches on Curt Cignetti's rise as a national figure, the promotional opportunities that came with the championship, stadium use for outside projects, the college football video-game process, commercial shoots, and how IU tries to say yes to the right opportunities without turning the football program into a distraction machine.A major theme is scale. Memorial Stadium has improved dramatically as a fan experience over the last several years, but the job is different when the stadium is expected to be full every week. Galen and Jeremy discuss what changed after the 2024 Nebraska game, how the department has had to adapt quickly, and why marketing, ticketing, game operations, and fan services all have to operate differently when football becomes a true campus-wide event.They also get into the details fans care about most: student-section logistics, ticket demand, stadium flow, tailgating, outside-the-stadium activity, traditions, sponsor activations, crowd expectations, and the pressure that bigger crowds put on facilities. The goal is not just to celebrate that Indiana football is good now — it is to make sure the entire gameday operation grows with the program.

It's the 2026 Chuck Oliver Show Top 20 Countdown as we look at Chuck Oliver's 20 best college football teams for the upcoming college football season! 5. Notre Dame 4. Ohio State 3. Miami 2. Georgia 1. OregonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tan and J-Man discuss the current MLB standings, preview the Big Ten Conference, make their Week 1 game picks for the Big Ten and Top 25, and much more! Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TanandJManShow/Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/TanandJManShowFollow Tanner @TannerLee92 on X: https://twitter.com/TannerLee92Follow J-Man @mundtdog16 on X: https://twitter.com/mundtdog16Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tanandjmanshow/Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@tanandjmanshowWatch all of our episodes:https://www.iscsportsnetwork.com/the-tan-and-j-man-showBuy Tan and J-Man Show Merch: Tan and J-Man Show Store tanandjmanshowstore.comThis podcast is brought to you by Jarrety's Place, Arlington Public House, Travis Wottring Insurance Agency, Proforma Print2 Promo Group and Blue River Digital 

QB11 and Doug break down the Boise State Broncos and the keys to the 12:30 game in Autzen stadium. Then we go around the Big Ten and the Nation with our Week 1 Picks

And bold ass Big Ten predictions!

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Ohio State football is officially back! Bryant Browning and Chimdi Chekwa break down Ohio State's 2026 season outlook, the biggest games on the schedule, emerging young players, and the path to the College Football Playoff. Week one begins with Ball State, giving Ohio State an important opportunity to develop its depth and young talent before the schedule gets much tougher. The hosts look ahead to the Buckeyes' biggest challenges, identifying potential pitfalls, and debate how many losses Ohio State can afford while still reaching the College Football Playoff. Bryant and Chimdi also dive into one of the recent controversial developments in college football: a court ruling that allows players to return to college football after spending time in the NFL. What does that mean for recruiting, roster management, competitive balance, and the future of the sport? The discussion also includes LSU's recruiting tactics, conference politics, NCAA enforcement, and the rapidly changing landscape of college football. Can Ohio State navigate the schedule and make another College Football Playoff run? Chapters 00:00 Kickoff to the Season 02:20 Preseason Matchups & Ohio State Player Development 07:09 What Could Keep the Buckeyes Out of the Playoffs? 14:50 LSU's Player Eligibility Dilemma 28:11 Around College Football Keywords Ohio State football, college football, NCAA rules, NFL players, college football schedule, LSU, Big Ten, SEC, football strategy, season predictions, FanDuel, Bleav Network, Chimdi Chekwa, Bryant Browning Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Real Bears football is less than two weeks away as the 53 is (basically) set. How confident are the boys of Zero Doinks that the Bears will return to the playoffs and how do they stack up against the rest of the NFC North? Is Josh Jacobs a proper representative of the Packers organization as a whole? Is Matt LaFleur still getting daily haircuts and if he isn't, what does it mean? The boys also lament (?) the end of an era in Chicago sports media and have a few CPAP updates. B1G football talk as well.

Indiana Sports Beat Radio gets you ready for *Week 1 of the 2026 college football season* as Jim Coyle and Coach Griff are joined by longtime national college basketball and football writer **Mike DeCourcy of The Sporting News**.

College Football prediction season is here, and on Josh Pate’s College Football Show Ep 761 Josh Pate is giving you everything you need to know. How will conference races play out in the Big Ten, ACC, Big12, and SEC? Can Lane Kiffin win at LSU? Will Lincoln Riley and Steve Sarkisian get it done at USC and Texas? Where could the surprise teams come from? Memphis vs UNLV and TCU vs North Carolina delivered close games while Virginia rolled in week0. Tonight we get a full recap. Where would you rank players like Dante Moore, CJ Carr, Arch Manning, and Darien Mensah in the top 10 College Football QB discussion? Josh also takes a look at the last batch of bold predictions plus a full explainer of what Pate State and Josh Pate’s College Football Show is all about to go along with our schedule and what to expect this fall. Be sure to let us know what you think, SUBSCRIBE to the channel, and CLICK THE BELL for notifications as we bring you multiple live shows per week!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

SVP and Stanford Steve are joined by Bruce Feldman to discuss the biggest topics and answer the top burning questions heading into the college football season. The guys get Bruce's thoughts on the Big Ten pecking order, his thoughts on Miami, the B1G team that could be flying under the radar and more. Plus, which first-year head coach is most likely to turn things around quickly? Is this Notre Dame's year? How much pressure is on Steve Sarkisian and Dan Lanning? Plus why the Big 12 is still Texas Tech's league to lose, G6 teams to keep an eye on, behind Feldman's ‘Freak List' and a full breakdown of the legal chaos that is consuming the sport. Scott and Steve also recap Week 0, the Daejon Love situation, Scottie Scheffler's Cup win and discuss what's coming up. | SVPod Approximate Timecodes: (0:00) Intro (2:35) The conversation dominating CFB (6:10) Week 0 Recap (19:35) Bruce Feldman joins SVPod! (20:45) What to make of the legal chaos in CFB (25:25) Bruce's three teams he loves (27:20) The expectation for USC (30:28) How to evaluate Oregon and Texas (34:38) Thoughts on Miami (36:51) Behind Bruce's ‘Freak List' (39:34) The Great Clemson Lie of 2026 (40:28) Is Curt Cignetti clearly the best coach in CFB? (47:08) Most likely to be the best QB in the B1G (48:48) Coaches that could follow the Cignetti script (52:20) Why Penn State could make the leap (58:33) Is the Big 12 Texas Tech vs. everybody? (1:03:18) What to like about BYU (1:04:39) G6 teams to keep an eye on (1:08:28) Final thoughts with Feldman (1:09:23) Steve's influence on Bruce's kids (1:13:19) Thanks to Bruce (1:14:20) Hat tip to Scottie Scheffler (1:17:40) SVP is the last voice of the Pro Bowl (1:18:30) Why don't the Nats acknowledge the Expos? (1:19:30) It's a double draft night (1:21:54) The Daejon Love story is maddening (1:23:07) Afternoon musings (1:31:07) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Mike can't contain his intrigue regarding Rico potentially getting this news about Bryce Underwood correct.

How do Michigan fans feel about Bryce Underwood potentially not having a strong hold on the QB1 position?

Rico has an informed theory that could spell disaster for Bryce Underwood as Michigan's starting QB.