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Les No More: 9/26/16

Ivan Maisel, Chris Low and Adam Rittenberg discuss LSU's decision to fire Les Miles, close games in the Pac-12, Wisconsin's surge over Michigan State and more.

Booger & Burns: 9/25/16

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An Unfamiliar Method: 9/23/16

Matt Schick, Ivan Maisel and Heather Dinich discuss Clemson's dominant defensive performance against Georgia Tech, look ahead to a pivotal weekend and chat with Eric LeGrand.

Feeling The Pressure: 9/22/16

Adam Rittenberg, Heather Dinich and Chris Low discuss the pressure on Tennesse, what's at stake between Texas A&M and Arkansas and much more. Plus, a chat with Phil Steele.

It's Complicated: 9/21/16

Ryan McGee, Adam Rittenberg and Brad Edwards discuss the tie-breaking scenarios in the ACC, Mark Dantonio's comments about the Wisconsin game and more. Plus, they chat with legendary Auburn PxP man Rod Bramblett.

Panic Move?: 9/20/16

Matt Schick, Ivan Maisel & Ryan Mcgee discuss a QB change at USC, if perception of Houston improved over the weekend, if the B1G is the best conference in the country & more.

Hello, America: 9/19/16

Ivan Maisel, Adam Rittenberg and Doug Kezirian discuss Louisville's impressive blowout of FSU, Alabama's win, the consequences of losses by Oklahoma, ND and USC and much more.

Resume Builders: 9/16/16

Ryan McGee, Adam Rittenberg and Matt Schick discuss Houston's win on Thursday, what's on the line for several teams in Week 3 and more. Plus, they chat with Heisman winner Eddie George and visit with Eric LeGrand.

Get Outta Town: 9/15/16

Adam Rittenberg, Heather Dinich and Ryan McGee discuss the ACC's decision to relocate its championship, the deep implications of this week's slate, chat with Phil Steele and much more.

Let Your Light Shine: 9/14/16

Doug Kezirian, Brad Edwards and Chris Low discuss Greg Ward Jr.'s return for Houston, Lamar Jackson's pressure-packed game against Florida State, potential ramifications that could arise from Oklahoma-Ohio State and more.

Broken Meter?: 9/13/16

Matt Schick, Ivan Maisel and Heather Dinich discuss Deshaun Watson's accountability, the Big 12's early panic levels & more. Plus, they chat with Arkansas coach Bret Bielema.

Cowboy Cluster: 9/12/16

Ivan Maisel, Chris Low and Adam Rittenberg discuss the wild ending to Oklahoma State-CMU, what the weekend meant for the SEC, Big 12 and others, defensive scarcity in the sport, and more.

Don't Sleep On It: 9/9/16

Ivan Maisel, Adam Rittenberg and Matt Schick discuss an interesting story that could impact FSU's game with Charleston Southern, examine the under-the-radar stories that pique their interest in Week 2, chat with Eric LeGrand and much more.

Briles' Mea Culpa: 9/8/16

Ivan Maisel, Heather Dinich and Doug Kezirian examine Art Briles' mea culpa, the QB situation at Notre Dame, delve into the Week 2 slate and chat with Phil Steele.

So You're Saying There's A Chance?: 9/7/16

Ryan McGee, Brad Edwards and Chris Low react to the latest AP poll, discuss the 1-loss teams in the best position to get back in the CFB Playoff conversation and chat with former Minnesota coach Jerry Kill.

Everything We'd Hoped For: 9/6/16

Matt Schick, Doug Kezirian and Brad Edwards recap a phenomenal first week, discuss which teams should be the most concerned, who has the most to be excited about and much more. Plus, they chat with ESPN ACC reporter Andrea Adelson.

Rocky Start, Tennessee: 9/2/16

Ivan Maisel, Ryan McGee & Doug Kezirian recap a wild Thursday, make their official predictions for the season, preview the Big 12 & G5 conferences and chat with Eric LeGrand.

The Western Front: 9/1/16

Adam Rittenberg, Heather Dinich and Brad Edwards discuss the lessons that will be learned opening week, preview the Pac-12 and chat with CFB guru Phil Steele.

Everything To Gain: 8/31/16

Ryan McGee, Adam Rittenberg and Doug Kezirian discuss the teams with the most to gain in Week 1, examine the Big Ten heading into the season and much more.

Battling It Out: 8/30/16

Ivan Maisel, Chris Low and Matt Schick discuss the QB battles with the biggest impact, shine a spotlight on the SEC and chat with Steve Spurrier.

One And Done?: 8/29/16

Ivan Maisel, Heather Dinich and Adam Rittenberg examine the importance of Week 1's games, shine a light on the ACC & Notre Dame and much more.

Follow The Leaders?: 8/24/16

Ivan Maisel, Adam Rittenberg and Chris Low discuss discipline at Notre Dame, debate the "blue bloods" of college football and chat with author Steve Delsohn about USC.

Cause For Concern?: 8/17/16

Ivan Maisel, Brad Edwards and Doug Kezirian discuss how summer injuries can impact the early season and much more. Plus, they chat with Mark Schlabach.

A Dark Day: 8/10/16

Ivan Maisel, Heather Dinich and Travis Haney remember John Saunders, chat with Jake Trotter about the latest developments with the Big 12 and BYU, chat with Minnesota coach Tracy Claeys and much more.

TV Special: The Insiders: 8/8/16

Joe Tessitore, Heather Dinich, Chris Low, Adam Rittenberg, Ed Aschoff and Mark Schlabach join forces to talk Big-12 expansion, Heisman hopefuls, offseason drama and more.

Petty Or Precedent?: 8/4/16

Matt Schick, Adam Rittenberg and Chris Low discuss some roster drama in SEC country and chat with Northwestern's Pat Fitzgerald and Clemson QB Deshaun Watson.

American Conference: 8/1/16

Ivan Maisel visits with Houston's Tom Herman, Navy's Ken Niumatalolo, Temple's Matt Rhule and South Florida's Willie Taggart.

ACC Day 3: 7/27/16

Ivan Maisel chats with Florida State's Jimbo Fisher, Virginia Tech's Justin Fuente, Boston College's Steve Addazio and Syracuse's Dino Babers.

ACC Day 2: 7/26/16

Ivan Maisel chats with Clemson's Dabo Swinney, Miami's Mark Richt, Georgia Tech's Paul Johnson, Virginia's Bronco Mendenhall and Wake Forest's Dave Clawson.

ACC Day 1: 7/25/16

Ivan Maisel chats with Louisville's Bobby Petrino, Duke's David Cutcliffe, UNC's Larry Fedora, Pitt's Pat Narduzzi and NC State's Dave Doeren.

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