Kev and Ciarnan dive into the latest college football news, from Pop Tarts' innovative bowl game sponsorship to conference realignment and coaching hot seats. They discuss Bill Belichick's controversial tenure at UNC, Hugh Freeze's recruiting struggles at Auburn, and debate which coaches are on the chopping block. The hosts provide their own rankings of coaches' job security, offering insights into the changing landscape of college football. With a mix of analysis and humor, they explore the impact of expanded playoffs on coaching stability and the cutthroat nature of modern college athletics.
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0:00 Intro
5:33 Pop Tarts bowl: Greatest bowl game ever?
10:43 Big 12 pushing for 5+11 playoff model
16:20 Scott Frost blames Nebraska for his failures
20:37 Hugh Freeze's health issues and recruiting woes
25:43 UNC fans unhappy with Belichick's girlfriend situation
47:59 Coaches on the hot seat for next season
52:43 Trent Dilfer likely to be fired at UAB
57:42 Outro: Don't sell nuclear secrets to Qatar
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