Todd, George, and Jonathan preview the CFP quarterfinal round and make their picks for the semis. Also, a look at bowl sponsorships and how the Pop Tarts Bowl has become the biggest thing outside of the playoffs. Finally, the guys weigh in on Michigan's new head coaching hire, Kyle Wittingham. 

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The first round of the College Football Playoff had both drama and blowouts. The two G5 teams, Tulane and James Madison, made quick exits at the hands of Ole Miss and Oregon. Meanwhile, Alabama stormed back from a 17-0 hole to beat Oklahoma, and Miami overcame Texas A&M in a defensive struggle. That leaves us with a break in the playoff schedule with bowl games coming this week. George and Jonathan break it all down this week on Gridiron & the Gospel. 

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George and Dean preview the first round of the College Football Playoffs, review Fernando Mendoza's Heisman win, and discuss the strange events surrounding Sherrone Moore's firing and arrest at Michigan. All that and more on this week's Gridiron & the Gospel. 

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Todd, Brad, and Jonathan join George for a roundtable discussion about selection Sunday and whether or not the committee got it right with including Miami and leaving Notre Dame out of the playoff. And what does Notre Dame's bowl abstention mean long term for college football?

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Lane Kiffin is leaving Oxford and headed to the Bayou to coach LSU. Also, Todd and George recap rivalry weekend and preview the upcoming conference championship games and their potential impact on the playoff picture. 

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Mac Powell of Third Day joins the show with Brad and George to talk college football and faith. The guys review the weekend, talk through the playoff possibilities, and where Lane Kiffin might end up. All that and more this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel.

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Texas A&M came back from a 30-3 deficit to beat South Carolina while Alabama couldn't overcome Oklahoma's defense. Also, Dean and George take a deeper look at the ACC and what to make of the conference's struggles.

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The first College Football Playoff rankings were released this week. George and Dean break those down as well as Indiana's dramatic, last minute win over Penn State. Also, is there a path for the Group of Five to make it deep into the playoffs? All that and more this week on Gridiron & The Gospel. 

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Hugh Freeze is out at Auburn after their loss to Kentucky. And Brad Edwards returns to the program this week to talk coaching changes and the ranked teams that fell in week 10. Brad and George rank the coaching openings and discuss what that means for some of the teams at the bottom of the list and the potential difficulty they may have to fill their openings. Also, the playoff picture is starting to come into focus for teams like Texas A&M, Alabama, Ohio State, and Indiana. 

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35 unanswered points by the Aggies spelled the end of the Brian Kelly Era at LSU this weekend. Kelly was let go less than 24-hours after the Aggies routed the Tigers. This week, Dean and George explore the importance of fit for coaches and programs and explain how Kelly never was the right fit in Baton Rouge. Also, the  guys discuss the gambling news from the NBA and how gambling has negatively impacted sports. 

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After the dust settled on week 8, it showed that nine Top 25 teams lost—including four top-10 teams. But even a win over Mississippi State couldn't save Billy Napier as he was let go at Florida on Sunday. George and Dean break it all down on this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel.

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A lot happened this weekend across the college football landscape, and Todd Unzicker jumps on this week with George to break down the big wins by Texas, Georgia, LSU, Indiana, and Ohio State. Also, James Franklin was let go from Penn State on Sunday after a third straight loss, this one to Northwestern. 

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Miami declared themselves state champs of Florida after their 28-22 win over Florida State. Elsewhere, Penn State and Texas fell hard, and Alabama avenged last season's loss to Vanderbilt. Also, George and Dean look ahead to the Red River Rivalry coming this weekend. 

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Dean Inserra returns to the pod this week to discuss the big wins by Alabama, Oregon, and Ole Miss over the weekend. Also, Florida State fell on the road at Virginia, and coaches have started to be let go as Mike Gundy and Sam Pittman were both fired in the last week.

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Todd Unzicker joins the pod this week to talk about big ranked wins for Oklahoma, Indiana, Miami, and more. Also, the seats are hot in Gainesville and Clemson. Todd and George also look ahead to the upcoming matchups between Oregon and Penn State as well as Alabama and Georgia. All that and more this week on Gridiron & The Gospel. 

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Brad Edwards returns for this week's episode highlighting Texas A&M's and LSU's big wins. The guys also dive into the whirlwind of coaching changes and challenges in college football. From UCLA's Dishon Foster and Virginia Tech's Brent Pry taking early exits, to the pressures mounting on Florida's Billy Napier, Brad & George explore the dynamics and implications of these shifts and much more. 

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Nico Gramatica's last-second field goal gave South Florida an 18-16 win over in-state rival Florida at The Swamp. Also, Oklahoma beat Michigan in Norman in a matchup of college football blue bloods. George and Dean also discuss the issues with preseason rankings and more on this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel.

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Arch Manning and Texas went into the Horseshoe and were manhandled by Ohio State to open the season. Alabama looked far from the powerhouse we have seen in recent years in their loss to Florida State. And LSU and Miami notched big wins over Clemson and Notre Dame to open the season. George and Dean cover all that and more on this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel. 

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Join us as we kick off an exciting new season of Gridiron & the Gospel! 

This season, we're thrilled to introduce some fresh changes, including a new co-host in Dean Inserra who brings a unique perspective and energy to the show. Get ready for insightful conversations, captivating stories, and a deeper dive into the the sport you love. Tune in and be part of our journey as we preview the 2025 college football season.

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In this episode, George Schroeder and Brad Edwards dive into the highs and lows of the recent college football season. They chat about the expanded playoff format, the magic of rivalries, and how player compensation is reshaping the game. Along the way, they unpack viewership trends, fan engagement, and what the future might hold for playoff ratings and schedules.

From the influence of NIL and the transfer portal to the shifting role of coaches, George and Brad explore how college football is evolving. They share their take on standout moments from the playoffs and even make bold predictions about future championships—could we see an underdog take it all? Tune in for a fun and insightful look at the changing face of college football.

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In this episode, George Schroeder and Brad Edwards break down the national championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame. They dive into Ohio State's standout performance, Notre Dame's surprising resilience, the key players who made a difference, and the coaching decisions that shaped the outcome. They also reflect on the season as a whole and what it could mean for the future of college football.

Later in the episode, George and Brad explore the shifting landscape of the sport, focusing on the impact of playoff expansion and the evolving importance of traditional rivalries. They discuss how teams can still thrive despite setbacks, predict future championship contenders, and highlight the critical role of recruiting and player development. The conversation also considers how unexpected teams could rise to prominence as college football continues to change.

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George and Brad analyze the thrilling college football playoff semifinals, focusing on the matchups between Ohio State and Texas, and Notre Dame and Penn State. They discuss the key moments, coaching decisions, and the implications of these games for the upcoming national championship. The conversation highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each team, the significance of the playoff format, and the excitement surrounding the championship matchup between Ohio State and Notre Dame. The conversation culminates in predictions for next week's national championship game.

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What a wild week! All the top playoff seeds lost, turning the college football world upside down. George and Brad dive into the shocking upsets and how the expanded playoff format has changed the game. Ohio State looks dominant, but can they stay consistent? Meanwhile, Notre Dame’s win over Georgia could be a turning point for their program. With coaching changes, NIL, and the transfer portal reshaping teams, we’re guaranteed a new champion this season.

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George and Brad discuss the upcoming quarterfinals of the college football playoff, focusing on the significance of bowl games, the matchup between Penn State and Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl, as well as the strengths and weaknesses of Texas, Arizona State, Ohio State, Oregon, Notre Dame, and Georgia. They analyze each team's performance, potential matchups, and the implications of quarterback changes—particularly for Georgia.

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Paul Putz joins the guys to discuss the opening round of the college football playoff and debate the merit of team selections. They explore the dynamics of the playoff format, the significance of home field advantage, and this week's upcoming playoff round. They also throw out some predictions for the upcoming bowl matchups while emphasizing the cultural impact of these games on college football.

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