It’s officially Football Weather!
Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka break down a wild mid-November weekend that sent shockwaves through college football — Oklahoma upsets Alabama in Tuscaloosa, Georgia surges, Texas collapses, and the playoff picture gets even messier.

The guys dive into what Oklahoma’s win means for the SEC and CFP race, how Georgia’s dominance reshapes expectations, and whether Alabama can still sneak in. They also discuss Lane Kiffin’s future, Texas A&M’s wild comeback, Ohio State and Indiana’s steady control of the Big Ten, and what the new Merit Poll says about the real playoff contenders.

Plus: a look ahead to Week 12, the biggest CFP selection questions, and how coaching chaos at programs like Maryland and Wisconsin reflects the new NIL-era realities.

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It’s officially Football Weather! Galen Clavio and Matt Blaszka dive into another wild week across college football — Indiana’s dramatic win at Penn State, Oregon's last-minute drive to win at Iowa, Texas Tech handling BYU -- to the ongoing chaos in the CFP rankings and the stunning reports about a potential Big Ten private equity deal that could reshape college sports.

The guys also break down big results across the SEC, Big 12, and ACC — including A&M racking up another win, Vanderbilt surviving a scare versus Auburn, Wake Forest wrecking the ACC race (again), and what the committee might do next.

Plus: a full Week 12 preview, playoff projections, and why the business of college football might never look the same again.

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Matt and Galen do their first-ever live Football Weather, talking through the initial reveal of the CFP rankings. They discuss the results as they appeared in real-time, and then look at the paths of teams such as Notre Dame, Ole Miss, Georgia, BYU, Texas Tech, and Texas over the next few weeks. They also answer a variety of viewer questions about seeding, bowl dates, and what-if scenarios for certain teams.