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Ryan and Trey compete in a special trivia episode. Quizmaster Michael leads the contestants through six rounds of questions about the 2021 season, each relating to a different category (name that school, name that player, name that coach, stat boiz, potpourri, and 50-50). Play along!

Georgia won its first national championship since 1980 in thrilling fashion over rival Alabama. The Bros recap the championship game and discuss the biggest moments that led to a Georgia victory. Then, they briefly look ahead to the 2022 season and discuss what Georgia might do at quarterback. They also examine the betting odds to win the 2022 national championship and Heisman Trophy. Congrats to Georgia on a great season!

The CFP Championship will be a rematch between Kirby Smart’s Georgia Bulldogs and Nick Saban’s Alabama Crimson Tide. In this episode, the College Football Bros debate some made-up prop bets for the game, including how many rushing yards Georgia will gain and how many receiving yards Jameson Williams will have. After that, they make some bold predictions for the game and give their score and against-the-spread picks. Will Alabama once again break Georgia’s heart, or will the Bulldogs win their first national championship in over 40 years?

Both Playoff Semifinals had very little drama, with Alabama and Georgia cruising to easy victories. The Bros recap those games and discuss their biggest takeaways. After that, they cover some big news in the transfer portal with Caleb Williams potentially leaving Oklahoma, and Dillon Gabriel committing to replace him. Finally, they recap the biggest bowl results of the past week.

The second College Football Playoff Semifinal is between the Georgia Bulldogs and the Michigan Wolverines. The College Football Bros discuss the matchups they are most looking forward to in this game: Michigan's O-line against UGA's D-line and QB Stetson Bennett against the Michigan pass defense. Next, they talk about Georgia's performance in the SEC title and the weaknesses that game may have exposed. Finally, they make their picks against the spread as Georgia is a 7.5 point favorite.

The first College Football Playoff Semifinal pits Cincinnati against Alabama in a David and Goliath matchup. The College Football Bros first discuss the position group matchup they are most looking forward to in this game: Jameson Williams and the Alabama receivers against a loaded Cincinnati secondary. Next, they discuss the odds of a Cincinnati upset and how much that result would surprise them. Finally, they make their against the spread picks as Alabama is favored by 13.5 points in Vegas.

Ryan is out this week but who cares, he sucks. In this episode, Michael and Trey take the listeners through the remaining bowl games with a level of knowledge and acumen Ryan could only dream of. After that, they review some of the biggest results from the bowl games played thus far. Be on the lookout for our CFP Semifinal preview episodes which will drop on the feed very soon!

The Bros recap the latest news in the coaching carousel and transfer portal, including Dillon Gabriel to UCLA and Max Johnson to Texas A&M. Then, they give their ATS picks for the next slate of bowl games. Happy holidays from the CFB Bros!

Bowl season is here! The College Football Bros will make ATS picks for EVERY bowl game, starting with the first batch of 15 in this episode. Also, the Bros update the Coaching Carousel with Oregon hiring Dan Lanning, Virginia Tech hiring Tony Elliott, Duke hiring Mike Elko, and more. They final bits of news they cover are the transfers of Quinn Ewers to Texas and Spencer Rattler to South Carolina.

The College Football Bros recognize the best and brightest from the 2021 season with the fifth annual Golden Bro Awards. There are awards recognizing the nation’s best offense, defense, offensive line, defensive line, surprise team, kicker, breakout player, defensive player, quarterback, running back, wide receiver, assistant coach, head coach, game, Fourth Bro, and of course, the Heisbro Award for the nation’s most outstanding player. Also stick around at the end for some rapid fire awards! This is a black tie event, please do not listen to this episode underdressed.

Championship Saturday began with a dramatic Big 12 Championship between Baylor and Oklahoma State. The Bros recap that game, along with the other Playoff-relevant conference championships. After that, they discuss the Playoff field of Alabama, Michigan, Georgia, and Cincinnati. They also look ahead to the most intriguing bowl games. Next, they review a wild coaching carousel with new hires at Notre Dame, Oklahoma, and Miami. The Bros end the episode by recapping the rest of conference championship weekend.

We have almost made it to Selection Sunday! In this episode, the College Football Bros take a look back at a wild Week 13 which included drama in Bedlam, the Iron Bowl, and of course Ohio State at Michigan. After that, they run through Playoff scenarios involving Georgia, Michigan, Alabama, Cincinnati, Oklahoma State, and Notre Dame. The Bros' Championship Week preview covers all 10 conferences, from the ACC to the Sun Belt. The Questionable Finish closes out the show, as always.

The coaching carousel is spinning out of control. In this episode, the Bros catch up with all the latest news, including Lincoln Riley leaving Oklahoma for USC, and Brian Kelly leaving Notre Dame for LSU. What do these hires mean for USC and LSU, and what are the next moves for Oklahoma and Notre Dame? After answering those questions, the Bros discuss Washington hiring Kalen DeBoer, Virginia Tech hiring Brent Pry, TCU hiring Sonny Dykes, and much more!

Gobble Gobble! In this Thanksgiving week episode, the Bros begin as always by discussing their major takeaways from the previous week’s action. This includes a narrowed down Heisman race, Dan Mullen's firing, and a close call for Alabama. Their segments cover more Coaching Carousel news as James Franklin signed a new 10-year contract with Penn State. Trey and Michael also make their updated 4-team Playoff predictions. The Week 13 preview gives the listeners a breakdown of every division race across all ten conferences. The Questionable Finish ends the episode with a Thanksgiving theme.

Texas lost to Kansas AGAIN. The Bros begin the episode breaking down Sark's rough start, additional heat on Dan Mullen, Ohio State's offensive dominance, and OU finally going down. After that, they discuss the Coaching Carousel which includes Jimmy Lake and Justin Fuente getting fired at Washington and Virginia Tech, respectively. Their Week 12 picks cover Michigan State at Ohio State, Wake Forest at Clemson, and Oregon at Utah. The Questionable Finish and Upset Specials round out the episode.

10 weeks into the season and every team (other than Georgia) has looked mortal at times this year. In their Week 10 takeaways, the Bros discuss the top 10 teams that struggled including Alabama, Cincinnati, and Michigan State. After that, they evaluate Texas Tech’s hire of Joey McGuire from Baylor. Michael then presents trivia questions surrounding Wake Forest’s 58-55 loss at North Carolina. The Bro’s Week 11 preview touches on Michigan at Penn State, Oklahoma at Baylor, Texas at Ole Miss and more.

Trey is BACK! He helps Michael and Ryan recap a Week 9 that featured thrilling games in East Lansing and Houston, and the end of an era in Forth Worth. After that, they discuss their dream matchups for this year's College Football Playoff. The Week 10 slate is pretty weak, but the Bros do their best to discuss the most intriguing matchups and give out some picks. The Questionable Finish and Upset Specials close out the show.

The podcast gets a bit less mature this week with Trey absent. Michael and Ryan discuss their biggest takeaways from Week 8, including the firing of Matt Wells by Texas Tech. Their segment features a question from a listener about the possibility of a 2-loss team in this year’s College Football Playoff. Week 9 features a ton of key conference games including Michigan at Michigan State, Georgia vs Florida, SMU at Houston, and Penn State at Ohio State. The Questionable Finish covers the Sun Belt’s new additions and Upset Special picks.

A wild scene in Knoxville, a big upset in Iowa City, and an Oklahoma State comeback are just three of the topics in the College Football Bros' Week 7 takeaways. After that, they discuss the LSU and Washington State coaching vacancies with Ed Orgeron and Nick Rolovich let go for very different reasons. Week 8 features very few marquee matchups, but given the way 2021 has gone so far, there is likely to be a bit of chaos yet again. The Questionable Finish touches on UConn getting a victory and a surprising Week 8 point spread.

Week 6 was one of the craziest college football weekends since the podcast began in 2017. The headliner was Texas A&M taking down Alabama but the Bros break down the rest of the big games, as well. After that, they discuss all 13 remaining undefeated teams and predict when their first losses will come. Week 7 may not be as loaded as previous weeks, but Kentucky at Georgia, Oklahoma State at Texas, Arizona State at Utah, and several other intriguing matchups will have major impacts on conference championship races. The Questionable Finish touches on high-scoring teams, FBS mismatches, and Upset Specials.