Oklahoma is 9-0 heading into its first open date of the season, having made a notable midseason quarterback switch.   More...

Is Dan Mullen really on the hot seat at Florida? Probably not, but how did things flip so fast for the Gators’ coach, who took Florida to three straight New Year’s Six games and pushed Alabama in the SEC championship last year.

College football reporter Steven Godfrey, who co-hosts the “Split Zone Duo” podcast, joins AP’s Ralph Russo to talk about Mullen’s status at Florida, his time at Mississippi State and why his skill set might not be ideal for Gainesville.

We also talk to Steven about Texas Tech firing Matt Wells, who never seemed to have a chance in Lubbock.

Then Stewart Mandel of The Athletic joins the show to preview Week 9 of the season.   More...

In the span of about 24 hours, LSU fired Ed Orgeron less than two years removed from winning a national title and Washington State fired Nick Rolovich 11 games into his tenure.

It has been an eventful few days in college football.

Ross Dellenger of Sports Illustrated joins AP’s Ralph Russo to talk about the downfall of Coach O at LSU and what’s next for the Tigers? Who are the possible candidate and what is the hiring process at a school that shares a city with the State Capital.

Then Paul Myerberg from USA Today joins the show to talk about Rolovich being ousted in Pullman for refusing to comply with the state of Washington’s vaccine mandate.

Lastly, Paul and Ralph preview Week 8 with their five most intriguing games.   More...

Ohio State has righted itself after an early loss to Oregon, winning four straight games in mostly blowout fashion.   More...

Jim Harbaugh’s stock is up at Michigan and Ed Orgeron’s stock is down at LSU after five weeks on the college football season.   More...

Clemson is currently ranked 115th in the country in yards per play, right behind North Texas and just ahead of Akron.   More...

There are a couple of significant meetings coming up in the next week or so regarding College Football Playoff expansion.   More...

Well, we made it two whole weeks of college football before the first coaching change.   More...