Jake and Will each built their own top 10 running back list for the 2026 college football season, and the disagreements start at the very top.

Is Ahmad Hardy the clear No. 1 after leading the Power Four in rushing yards, or does Kewan Lacy's 307 carries and 24 touchdowns make him the best back in the country heading into next year? The guys break down every spot on their lists and make the case for some names you might not be thinking about yet.

This week: Hardy vs. Lacy at the top, Mark Fletcher's CFP case, Aneyas Williams inheriting the Notre Dame backfield, Cam Cook making the jump from Group of Five to the Big 12, Isaac Brown's upside at Louisville, and a sleeper pick worth keeping an eye on.

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The position rankings series kicks off with the most important position in college football — the quarterback.

Jake and William each reveal their independent top 10 signal callers heading into the 2026 season, and the lists could not be more different. The debate comes down to a fundamental question: do you rank the quarterback alone, or do you rank the quarterback plus everything around him?

Spoiler: they do not agree.

Who lands at No. 1? Who gets left off entirely? And which QB has one of them ranked in the top 5 while the other has him sitting at 9?

Listen and find out.

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Who are the true blue bloods in college football… and can that status actually change?

We dive into one of the biggest debates in the sport:

• What defines a blue blood?
• Can programs lose that status?
• Can new teams break into the club?

We didn’t all agree… and that’s where it got interesting.