SpringBlake's College Football Show

Quick little Fri-yay pod breaking down the two biggest matchups of the weekend, rolling out my top 16 power-rated teams in the country, and handing out my five best bets of the week as we make up for what was an unfortunate Week 8.

Taking a step back today from game previews in order to reassess my preseason predictions, make some necessary alterations, and crown my 2025 national champion

Back after another massive weekend of college football and ready to talk it all, including: the end of the Billy Napier era at Florida and who should replace him, Vanderbilt sending LSU in a tailspin, Alabama and Notre Dame gaining strength, another yucky performance from the Texas offense and trying to manifest a particular big-time head coach finding his way back into the SEC.

There is a ton of mystique surrounding this weekend of college football, but that won't stop me from trying to figure it all out. On today's show we have: game previews for the four biggest matchups on the slate, The Week 8 SpringBlake Sweet 16 Poll & our five best bets of the weekend.

Just when you think college football can't get any crazier Penn State decides to lose to a UCLA team that hadn't held a lead at any point this regular season ... I'm here to break down that game and discuss the crux of Penn State's issues on Saturday, discuss what Florida changed during its bye week to surge past Texas and what the Longhorns need to adjust themselves moving forward, Miami's dominant win over Florida State and how Alabama was able to flip the script on Vanderbilt.

Just when you think college football can't get any crazier Penn State decides to lose to a UCLA team that hadn't held a lead at any point this regular season ... I'm here to break down that game and discuss the crux of Penn State's issues on Saturday, discuss what Florida changed during its bye week to surge past Texas and what the Longhorns need to adjust themselves moving forward, Miami's dominant win over Florida State and how Alabama was able to flip the script on Vanderbilt.

Week 6 preview show for the ball-knowers and wanna-be-ball-knowers out there! Talking Vanderbilt's tough road ahead at Alabama and if the Crimson Tide have learned their lesson, if Florida State's home environment can get in the head of Carson Beck and be enough to pull off the upset over Miami, and whether or not Arch Manning and DJ Lagway can put on their best performances of the young 2025 season. All that, plus the Week 6 SpringBlake Sweet 16 and a couple of best bets for the upcoming slate.

Quick Friday show for the ball-knowers and wanna-be-ball-knowers out there! Previewing LSU's road trip to Ole Miss, searching to find the biggest potential upsets of the week and handing out my five best bets to make you all some money.

We're experiencing a roller coaster of emotions here within the SpringBlake Studios: We are devastated by the news of John Mateer (our Heisman) having hand surgery that will keep him out of football for at least the next month, but we're also over the moon about the weekend of college ball we're about to head into. I'm breaking down the two biggest games of the week, discussing how Oklahoma can spin this Mateer injury into a massive potential positive, and roll out the updated SpringBlake Sweet 16 Power Ratings.

Week three of the college football season delivered on all of our expectations — providing us with unbelievable games between Georgia and Tennessee and Texas A&M and Notre Dame. I'm breaking down everything we saw in those games and how it shapes the sport moving forward, along with Georgia Tech's victory a struggling Clemson football team and DJ Lagway's sloppy game at LSU.

We are blessed with yet another massive college football slate this weekend and I am here to break it all down: whether or not Georgia can continue it's dominant run over Tennessee, if Florida can bounce back after its inexcusable loss to South Florida, and if Texas A&M can avenge its 2024 season-opening loss to Notre Dame in South Bend. We also have the latest SpringBlake Sweet 16 Poll, and my five best bets of the weekend.

Week 2 of the college football delivered just as it should, with two AP top-15 teams falling to unranked foes and an incredible main event between Michigan and Oklahoma. I'm breaking down the biggest games of the weekend, how they impact the sport as we move forward and try to get a grip on the wildly unpredictable Big 12 conference in the process.

Hello beautiful people ... another glorious weekend of college football is back and I am here to break it all down: Can Iowa use its rest advantage to take down in-state rival Iowa State? Will Baylor's offensive line bounce back and lead the Bears to a Week 2 victory at SMU? And can the tantalizing talents of Jalon Daniels be enough to lift his team over a very sturdy and competitive Missouri Tigers program? We've got all that covered along with my five best bets of the weekend.

So much to discuss on our show smack dab in the middle of Weeks 1 & 2 of the college football season: Miami held on in the fourth quarter to beat Notre Dame, but I still walked away from that game feeling good about the Fighting Irish? I've got my latest SpringBlake Sweet 16 poll — my top rated teams in the nation — and we preview America's game of the week as Bryce Underwood and Michigan travel to Norman to take on John Mateer's Oklahoma Sooners.

We were blessed with an unbelievable opening weekend of college football and I am here to break it all down and speak my mind on everything we saw: how this could be the beginning of the end for Kalen Deboer in Tuscaloosa, how Steve Sarkisian and Arch Manning left us wanting so much more, how we could view the outcome of the Clemson vs LSU game so differently six weeks from now, and how I ate a big ole bag of poo in my pre-game analysis.

WE HAVE MADE IT! Week One of the college football season is upon us. We've spent all week breaking down the biggest games and we'll wrap a bow on that today with a preview of Notre Dame vs. Miami, but first I'm going to take everyone to class on how to get the most out of your Saturday with a ball-knower's viewing guide to college football. We will then, obviously, finishing things off with my best bets for Week 1 as I go head-to-head with ChatGPT to see who knows ball best.

It's time to get gritty here on the SpringBlake College Football Show because we have a loaded Week One slate to break down: what is the ultimate mismatch in Texas' bout with Ohio State? Does FSU have any ability to hang around with the Crimson Tide? And can Brian Kelly finally get over his season-opener hump with a monumental win over the Clemson Tigers? I'm here to discuss all that as well as give you some of my favorite plays as we head into the week.

Iowa State outlasts Kansas State in Dublin, Jalon Daniels shines against Fresno State and Stanford breaks my heart at the last second in what was a great appetizer to the college football season. I break down what I saw on Saturday, recap a strong day of betting (4-1) and preview Auburn's tough battle in Waco Friday night before filling out my college football playoff bracket and naming my 2025 national champion.

FOOTBALL IS BACK! Fired up to start talking some game, but first, we have a big change in the SEC moving to nine conference games; so let's talk about what I love and what I hate about the move. After that it's on to my breakdown of Kansas State vs. Iowa State and the first installment of my betting duel with ChatGPT where we both picked our five best bets of Week 0.

In what is a breath of fresh air, conference previews and tiers are now a thing of the past. Instead we get a fun-filled show where I hand out to you a message from the future: all of the conference title winners for the Power Four conferences, the 12 teams that will make this year's College Football Playoffs, the best team totals to bet this season and who will win the Heisman and national championship.

Rare Tuesday show breaking down and tiering out the Big 12 Conference: While I don't think there are any true national title contenders, I've got about seven teams I think could win the conference and therefore make the College Football Playoffs. We talk that, the frisky teams in the tier below them, the bowl bound teams and those with work to do, along with some CFB fall camp news to start the show.

Let's tier out the ACC! From a clear title contender to a really fun battle for second place, this conference is always set for surprise teams and unexpected twists.

For our second of four conference preview shows I'm diving into the loaded Big Ten: separating the national title contenders from the playoff wildcards, from the teams capable of ruining someone's season to those that sit down at the bottom.

They let us live to see a second week of shows ... Kicking off the first of four conference previews is my tiered breakdown of the SEC — going from the national title contenders, the conference title/playoff contenders, the sleeper teams of the conference, those heading for bowl games and the ones that need work.

After spending our first two shows talking about all the exciting things happening in the world of college football, it's time to talk about the programs that may not get everything they want out of 2025. Plus, a conversation on resetting expectations amidst this new era of college athletics.

We lived to see a second episode and I'm back delivering a big one: my top 16 teams in college football heading into the new year. We'll dive into why I love these teams, why I don't love them more, and get a great understanding for how everyone stacks up with one another heading into a highly anticipated season.

It's a new era of college football and I couldn't be more excite to hitch my wagon to it. Welcome to SpringBlake's College Football show, a thrice-weekly podcast and YouTube show talking everything about this amazing sport. We'll break down the biggest games of the year, debate the hottest topics in the sport, stay in-the-know with the latest moves in the recruiting world and give you the best bets to make all season to help your pockets stay healthy and full.

For our first episode we're keeping it nice and simple: an introduction into who I am...