Sixth Year Seniors

Back from a winning week (via selective tout speak) to bring a Mortgage Play at The Big House and differing opinions on big games in the ACC, SEC and Big 10. Plus plenty of other guaranteed winners or the rest of the season is free.

We may have seen the last of Quin Ewers at Texas. We could also be seeing the end of California and Stanford in the ACC, especially if Cal beats Florida State at Woke Campbell Stadium. Winner gets to leave the ACC? Washington State is making a run for playoff recognition while Texas State probably loses its shot. And South Bama sets an FBS record for points scored in a game.

Moving past the bad beats of last week, we have disrespect in the Northwest, a rebuild in Ann Arbor and possibly another upset in Auburn. Plus, a parlay in Utah and disdain for Big Game Names.

Notre Dame's playoff hopes are destroyed by a four-TD MAC dog. Send in another SEC team! Texas and Tennessee make the SEC look good. Auburn and Mississippi State--not so much. Ashton Jeanty is a serious Heisman contender. Colorado isn't contending for anything. Plus, a lot of other entertaining games that in the end don't mean anything.

Tout-splaining last week's record to keep the listeners following. Three big Mortgage Plays guaranteed to move the line. Plus high-scoring trivia. What college football teams have the fewest 40-point games since the COVID season?

Georgia put Dabo on the portal hotseat, Billy Napier and Brian Kelly flip out after SEC losses, Notre Dame wins its first of three big games, the former Pac-12 goes 11-1, and the best catch of the day isn't made by either an offensive player or one from the FBS.

Before offering FIVE Mortgage Plays, we pay tribute to a Las Vegas legend, a pair of pro wrestling legends and explain how to be fiscally responsible while being a degenerate gambler. And then break every rule...

The Big 18 stretches from Los Angeles to New Jersey. The Big 16 reaches from Arizona to Florida. Neither know how to count. But the Sixth Year Seniors know what to watch this season.In the Big 18, what will it take for Ryan Day to keep his job at Ohio State? Penn State's schedule sets them up for an unbeaten season. Indiana and Rutgers could be worth watching.35:33--Utah can handle the move to the Big 16, but the conference is deep with contenders. Oklahoma has QR codes in the newest NIL scam.51:54--And then there's Colorado...61:09--Memphis, Tulane and Texas-San Antonio lead the American.67:52--Liberty could go unbeaten and steal the Group of 5 spot.71:47--Our Worst Four and Playoff 12 predictions.

In the first of two College Football 2.0 previews, we ask if anyone can stop Georgia and who will be the Bulldogs' opponent in the new-look SEC. Plus...28:08: Travel and schedule will determine the ACC title.41:46: The first of many North Carolina rants to come from Mikey.47:50: And we can't forget pseudo-ACC team Notre Dame.52:10: Boise State could be the Group of 5 playoff team out of the Mountain West. Plus, Oregon State and Washington State in what's left of the Pac-2.66:36: Personal issues are still drawing money in the Sun Belt.74:12: College Football 2.0 hurt the MAC more than any other conference.

We're back to find NIL deals and conference realignment spiraling out of control in College Football 2.0. And now we can add a video game to the madness. Trying to stay positive rehashing the NBA draft, Olympic highlights, gambling lowlights and whatever is going on with the soon to not be Oakland A's. Ignore the expanded playoffs. Enjoy the tailgating, pageantry and remaining rivalries.

UConn wins the men's national basketball title again. And just like last year, they still aren't Blue Bloods. UConn might be likeable if Dan Hurley weren't a raving psychopath. Meanwhile, Caitlin Clark and Iowa are launching the women's game to never before seen heights. Could the WNBA be next with a Caitlin and Angel version of Magic and Bird? See you again in August!

Connecticut is just two victories away from defending its NCAA college basketball title. So why is Dan Hurley still whining about every perceived slight? NC State's Cinderella run continues, 41 years after Jim Valvano's Survive and Advance. Plus, Alabama's speed and Purdue's size are still alive. 

The ACC surprises with four teams in an otherwise expected Sweet 16. Now we have a 2023 Finals rematch, a potential Caleb Love vs North Carolina return, and the best team in the nation against the most hated team in the nation.

The NCAA tournament committee claimed they spent all weekend with little sleep to develop the NCAA tournament bracket. With Virginia in it. They apparently needed more sleep and less time. But after the most chaotic conference tournament season in many years, welcome to the 2024 March Madness.

With a week to go before Selection Sunday, conference champs have questionable motivation during tournaments. Can Indiana State and Cream Abdul-Jabbar get an at-large after losing to Drake? Carolina sweeps Duke, and might have a # 1 seed in its sights. Plus, Bracket Challenge time!

Name programs have picked the wrong time to fall apart. Indiana uses the trusty fire alarm gimmick to beat Wisconsin. Bonkers finishes from Colorado Springs to Muncie to Farmville. And a victory--finally--for Mississippi Valley State.

The show goes off the rails early, thanks to Kyle Filipowski's inability to get pout of the way of a Wake Forest court storm. Somehow it goes from there to a tribute to Ole Anderson, Empty Arena wrestling matches and a classic live reaction from Mikey during the North Carolina/Miami game.

Detroit wins and gives us a classic court storm. Purdue loses and continues to show its flaws. Speaking of flaws, we present the SEC. Connecticut continues to win, as does--surprise--South Florida. And we pour a few out for Lefty Driesell and project 16 with a month to go before Selection Sunday.

East Coast Bias is exposed on the same weekend as the Great Super Bowl Fix. The SEC will not have 10 teams make the tournament, Gonzaga is not in fear of missing March, Kansas can't win on the road, and Coach K still cannot drive in the snow.

Even the best can't win at Kansas, and the best isn't Purdue. Kentucky has serious issues, and Gonzaga is no longer the top dog in the West Coast. Plus, a tribute to the actor who's bravado created one of the greatest movie characters of all time.