
ESPN college football analyst Greg McElroy takes a deep dive into the sport with the biggest names on and off the field. With off-seasons being a thing of the past, McElroy goes year-round with analysis, opinions and insight on top teams and under-the-radar stories from coast to coast.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 633 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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The first CFP rankings are out and Greg McElroy is here to give his reaction. Should Alabama really be ranked in the top 5, if Utah is ranked #3 should UCLA be ranked higher, why is Tennessee ranked so low and should Indiana really be ranked in the t... more
This is the Saturday we all had circled! SIX ranked vs ranked matchups. BYU and Utah start off Saturday with an early ‘Holy War’. Will it be the Utes or the Cougars who take control of the BIG 12? Arch Manning and Texas head to Columbia to take on Au... more
Greg McElroy delivers his Top 10 takeaways from week 9 of the college football season. USC took a huge step in making their first College Football Playoff by taking down Ohio State, can the Trojans win their next 3 games and what’s next for Ryan Day ... more
Seven top 25 teams lost on Saturday ending an absolutely wild October. Lincoln Riley and USC got a huge win over Ryan Day and Ohio State giving the Buckeyes 2 losses before November. Miami survived a scare with a 3 point win over North Carolina. Geor... more
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Greg continues to provide balanced and thoughtful observations .If you were limited to only one college podcast this would be a great choice.
Great work Greg! However, I believe it would be easier to follow if you stated the favorite team’s strengths and then their weaknesses on both sides of the ball. Then, follow up with the underdog’s strengths and weaknesses. After that you can start listing your questions. The first couple of questions can be related to the biggest mismatches from the strengths and weaknesses. Thanks for all your hard work!
This is a podcast that bills itself as going deeper into the stats and giving the listener a more substantive take on college football. I’ve been listening to his rankings podcasts for a couple of years now, and if you came here for an intellectual approach, I’m sorry to report you won’t find it. Not only does he not apply the same set of logic from one week to the next; he doesn’t even do it within one set of rankings. So just like virtually everyone else who does this, including the CFP comm... more
Your bias is showing McElroy. I mean seriously you need to enroll in a clown academy, it would be a great fit.
If you love college football and sport of football. The info that is in this pod , is full of the best. Accurate and game by game they provide. Give it a go. And hey. Rate and review. Stop scrolling by.
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A data-driven, highly opinionated college football analysis show that covers top-tier programs and high-profile storylines year-round. Episodes mix tiered team projections, quarterback terrain, and roster dynamics with scheduling and portal-era narratives, often built around single-host cadence and sharp, contrarian takes. Notable strengths include rigorous on-paper breakdowns, candid assessments of conferences (with a familiar SEC focus), and a willingness to connect strategy to real-world implications for fans, teams, and the sport's calendar. The format tends to be deeply analytical yet accessible, making it useful for listeners who want actionable takes, scheduling insights, and a clear framework for evaluating contenders across confere... more
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