College Football Enquirer

Dan and Pete are back with the latest in the college sports world, including the ever-important College Football Playoff rankings. The guys give their thoughts on the latest rankings and wonder if Ohio State even has a chance to make the Top 4 (4:00) Dan and Pete break important news in the college basketball corruption case (12:00) They wonder why college football isn’t popular in the Northeast (25:00) Auburn says they’ll retain head coach Gus Malzahn (32:00) And important news from the animal kingdom, which includes dogs on planes and Air Force’s mascot Aurora The Falcon (37:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan, Pat & Pete are back to overreact to Week 10 of the college football season. After an over-hyped matchup between LSU and Alabama, the guys debate whether anyone can beat the Tide (5:00) Did Coach Orgeron throw his players under the bus during his postgame presser (10:00) After Kanas announced it will fire head coach David Beaty at the end of the season, who are the potential candidates to replace him? (28:00) Pat pledges to get to the bottom of a near-death accident involving Air Force’s falcon mascot (35:00) The guys give their small sample size Heisman winners (39:00) And Pat has a meltdown over the outcome of the Broncos game right before they close the show by saying something nice (43:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's Triple Beer November, so despite Pat’s 10-beer lead over Pete, it's still anyone's game in the Race for the Case... This week’s slate of games: Alabama @ LSU (14.5) Georgia @ Kentucky (+9) Penn State (+10) @ Michigan Notre Dame (-9) @ Northwestern West Virginia (+2) @ Texas Six Pack Pick And as always, Pat and Pete give their “locks of the week.” Have a beer you’d like to recommend or a game you want them to pick in a future podcast? Leave either in a review and we’ll try to get to as many as we can. Thanks for listening!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Wetzel, Pat Forde and Pete Thamel are back with the latest on a busy day in the college football world. The guys give their thoughts on the first College Football Playoff rankings on the season, including “outrage” over one of the top teams (2:00) They express their disgust for Maryland after the school commits a major blunder in the wake of scandal (15:00) Urban Meyer’s coaching future comes into question after a major health condition is revealed (29:00) Pat fights the good fight in his local town’s war against Halloween and proper Trick-or-Treating protocol (37:00) Plus, Pete checks in with New Orleans-based restaurant critic Brett Anderson on go-to spots before the LSU-Alabama game (43:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan, Pat & Pete are back to overreact to Week 9 of the college football season. They take a look at the beef between Mike Gundy and Tom Herman AND get some social media advice from Gundy (9:00) Which teams will likely be in the first set of College Football Playoff rankings? (16:00) Why Alabama won’t go winless this season (20:00) An odd reaction to Michigan State getting fined by the Big Ten (23:00) Shirtless Florida fan inspires memories of favorite books (33:00) Plus, small sample size Heisman winners (39:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Pat continues to distance himself in the overall standings, Pete remains optimistic about his picks heading into Week 9. This week’s slate of games: Georgia (-6.5 )vs. Florida in Jacksonville Wisconsin (-5.5) at Northwestern Iowa (+6.5) at Penn State Washington State (+3) at Stanford Texas (-3.5) at Oklahoma State Plus, Pat and Pete give their “locks of the week.” Have a beer you'd like to recommend or a game you want them to pick in a future podcast? Leave either in a review and we'll try to get to as many as we can. Thanks for listening!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Wetzel and Pat Forde are back again to talk all things college football… Sort of. Due to a lackluster slate of games for Week 9, the guys jump in to some more interesting topics in the college sports world, including one high profile media member’s overdramatic plea to the NCAA for fairness in the upcoming LSU-Alabama game (3:00); Dan gives an “update on the hate” between Michigan and Michigan State, as the rivalry between Jim Harbaugh and Mark Dantonio continues to heat up with name-calling and more insults. (15:00) Another letter-writing situation surfaces, with UCF AD Danny White complaining to ESPN’s College Game Day for their crew’s criticism of UCF and suggests they have the power to fix the broken College Football Playoff system. (20:00) Former Clemson QB and Last Chance U’s Chad Kelly produces one of the more bizarre arrest incidents of the season — and it involves a fight with a vacuum cleaner. (30:00) The former president of Iran’s super fandom for Big Ten football inspires Dan and Pat to compare countries of power to their college football program equivalent… If China is Alabama, what does that make the US? (34:00) And finally, inspired by the upcoming Egg Bowl, the guys close out the show with interesting proposals for violent rivalry games played on neutral sites. (44:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Wetzel follows up on the recent college hoops corruption trial with an interview from defense attorney Craig Mordock, who will represent former University of Arizona assistant basketball coach Emanuel “Book” Richardson. (2:00) Pete then checks in with Notre Dame basketball head coach Mike Brey, who speaks out about the scandal, Coach K's comments and the future of the sport. (36:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan, Pat and Pete are back with their overreactions to Week 8 of the college football season. What happened to the Buckeyes in their miserable loss to Purdue? (2:00) Michigan disrespects Michigan State both on and off the field (21:00) Can Ohio State still make the College Football Playoff? Is Michigan a sure fire lock? (27:00) Albert Haynesworth rips Butch Jones for celebrating Alabama’s win, prompting the question: Is Butch Jones a clown? (28:00) Does the Beer Bandit of Arlington, Texas deserve to be punished for his crime? (35:00) Dan attempts to do math, while Pat & Pete share their lottery jackpot dreams (39:00) Plus, the guys give their small sample size Heisman winners and say something nice about someone! (42:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After failing to pick a single game right last week, Pat looks for redemption heading into Week 8, while Pete looks to stay afloat in the overall race. This week's slate of games: Michigan @ Michigan State (+7.5) NC State (+17.5) @ Clemson Mississippi State (+7) @ LSU Oregon @ Washington State (-2.5) Cincinnati (+3) @ Temple Have a beer you’d like to recommend or a game you want them to pick in a future podcast? Leave either in a review and we’ll try to get to as many as we can. Thanks for listening!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan, Pat and Pete are back to wrap up the final day of evidentiary hearings in the college basketball corruption trial, which included some interesting taped phone calls from coaches and players. The guys react to the wiretaps involving top-five prospect Zion Willamson and what it means for Duke, Kansas and the NCAA (2:00); Dan poses an important question: Would the NCAA even dare to investigate Williamson and Duke? (21:00); Pat calls out Mike Krzyzewski for not taking a stand in the scandal, despite him being the undisputed leader of the college coaching fraternity (34:00); Plus, they debate whether Nick Bosa made the right decision by walking away from his career at Ohio State to focus on preparing for the NFL Draft. (46:00)  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan, Pat and Pete are back to do what they do best and overreact to a chaotic Week 7 of the college football season. What does LSU’s stunning upset of Georgia mean for the college playoff picture and do the Tigers have a shot to beat Alabama? (3:00); Wisconsin proves to be a total fraud and “downright disgrace” after losing to Michigan (14:00); Is an ejection really the right penalty for a targeting call? (22:00); Which team’s band pulled off the more impressive half-time feat: Ohio State’s flossing stick figures or Iowa State’s dinosaur costumes? (25:00); We lose a listener of the show (to prison) thanks to a tragic lawnmower accident (28:00); Who is the small sample size Heisman winner for the week? (32:00); And the guys close out the show by saying something nice about someone… sorta.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

After another dominating week for Pat (5-1), Pete picks boldly in an attempt to play catch up. Plus, Pat picks the “biggest lock ever” for his Six Pack Pick. This week’s slate of games: Washington (-3) @ Oregon Georgia @ LSU (+7.5) Colorado @ USC (-7.5) Wisconsin (+7.5) @ Michigan West Virginia (-7) @ Iowa State Plus, Pat and Pete give their “locks of the week.” Have a beer you'd like to recommend or a game you want them to pick in a future podcast? Leave either in a review and we'll try to get to as many as we can. Thanks for listening!  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Wetzel and Pete Thamel are back with the latest on the college basketball corruption trial. Dan reports live from New York, where he recaps some interesting testimony, that includes forgetfulness, shady gas station meetings and really expensive cars.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dan Wetzel, Pat Forde & Pete Thamel are back with their overreactions from Week 6 of the college football season. But first, Dan gives his firsthand account of this weekend’s UFC madness and asks, which college player would make the best UFC fighter? (10:00); The guys react to Texas winning the Red River shootout (14:00); Notre Dame keeps on rolling (28:00); Georgia Tech’s 66-31 beatdown over Louisville (39:00) And small sample size Heisman winners (44:00).  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.