It’s finally GAME WEEK for the 2017 season (for games that don’t involved koala bears), and we couldn’t be more excited! Jeremy & Carey talk about the Auburn and Alabama teams, what you can expect from each this year,

There were a lot of games we thought would be good, but weren’t (Clemson/Ohio State, Auburn/Oklahoma, LSU/Louisville). And some that were unexpectedly good (USC/Penn State, Idaho/Colorado State). And then there was Brent Musburger lauding,

Don’t let bad bowl predictions rain on your parade, listen to the experts at Igno Rants tell you exactly how not to choose the winner!  Listen and share this week’s podcast. Also, be sure to check out our newest sponsor, Jerlene,

Thank you, Clemson, for not putting you overmatched opponent away.  Thank you, B1G, for not having Ohio State in your title game.  Both of those were great games.  The SECCG, on the other hand… Wouldn’t wish this on anyone….. https://t.

Look, y’all. We’re going to be straight with you.  There are some good games (on paper) scheduled for this weekend, but not the SEC Championship Game. This isn’t 2008/2009 when the Bama/Florida matchup effectively was the semifinal.

Somebody was feeling pretty smug about most of his Iron Bowl prediction (we’ll chalk his 30-point margin up to an excess of cheap Thanksgiving port). There’s so much to talk about, from Auburn’s inability to stop the Tide,

It’s Rivalry Week, y’all, so we left it all on the podcast table this episode! Tune in, and send us your thoughts via the website or Twitter!

If Carey and Jeremy are arguing whether a 16-10 LSU/Florida game or Pac-12 game Colorado won by 14 was the most interesting game of the week… then it’s probably the traditional lull before the storm of Rivalry Week!

We’ve reached the long, dull Sunday afternoon of college football: that time when you know Monday is around the corner, it’s technically still the weekend, but there’s nothing good on TV and frankly everyone feels like taking a nap because they overate...

This is why we love college football. And why we drink ourselves into needing an artificial liver because of college football. What more can we say? It’s all in the podcast audio (above). Clemson and Michigan still control their own destiny (probably),...