In the penultimate episode of the 2013-14 bowl season, Canada and Luke preview the BCS bowls Rose, Sugar, Orange and Fiesta.

They offer plenty of things to watch for during the BCS slate as well, including how Oklahoma can beat Alabama! (Hint: they can't.) The BCS National Championship gets its own episode, which means this particular p'cast, at nearly an hour long, probably has more than you ever needed to know about UCF vs Baylor. You're welcome.

Need those 2013 non-BCS Bowls previewed? The College Football Podcast has you covered, as Luke and Canada wade through another dozen or so games including the Alamo Bowl, Cotton Bowl, Holiday Bowl and . . . well, every one that doesn't reside under the BCS umbrella. (BCS preview coming tomorrow.)

Want a bit of Heisman recap? How about more Texas coaching-search speculation? Well, too bad, you're getting both, albeit in small amounts. More importantly, the College Football Podcast boys break down the pre-Christmas games -- New Mexico Bowl, Las Vegas Bowl, Famous Idaho Potato Bowl, New Orleans Bowl, Beef 'O' Brady's Bowl, Hawaii Bowl -- and give you at least one reason to watch each and every one. (Khalil Mack, anyone?!)

This is it: The greatest hour of podcasting you'll listen to all year. Or something.

While it may fall short of the above proclamation, the First Annual College Football Podcast Bowl Extravaganza -- in which Canada and Luke succinctly preview every single bowl game -- is a wildly entertaining and informative hour of audio. Wondering why you should watch the Famous Idaho Potato or Little Caesars Bowls? Want to know what BBVA is, or any of the countless other mysterious sponsors? Listen, be edified, rinse, repeat.

Savor these last moments of the 2013 regular season. This is it; your last standard recap of regular season and conference championship action of 2013. Canada and Luke cover everything from the mundane (FSU over Duke; Baylor over Texas) to the mildly surprising (Michigan State over Ohio State; Oklahoma over Oklahoma State) and everything in between. Also, coaching carousel updates and the all-but-etched-in-stone Heisman race.

It's December; Championship Week. Each game is fleeting, precious in its scarcity, as the 2013 college football season pulls to a close. As such, take a deep breath, relax and enjoy every game for all it's worth.

And, more importantly, listen to the dulcet tones of Canada and Luke's respective voices as they preview the weekend's highlights, including the Pac-12, SEC, ACC, MAC and B1G championship games, as well as OU/OSU's bedlam and a few other notable contests.

Canada and Luke recap the glory that was November 30 -- the day the earth stood still -- delving into the day's more important and impactful games, including Bama-Auburn, Clemson-South Carolina, Ohio State-Michigan, Oregon-Oregon State and so on.

This latest supersized episode -- the length isn't planned, we just have too much information; it's hard to close the floodgate -- not only touches on a litany of games, but also features the usual Heisman rundown as the season closes out. James Winston? AJ McCarron? Man ...

With one of the season's great weekends of football looming large -- Rivalry Week, my friends -- Canada and Luke rendezvous for another supersized episode of The College Football Podcast.

Just about every game big and small is covered, from the Civil War and Territorial Cup, to the Iron Bowl and Egg Bowl. Were there ever a podcast equivalent of NBC's Must See TV, this is it. (But a LOT less disingenuous.)

Arizona crushing Oregon. Oklahoma State steamrolling Baylor. Week 13 featured some remarkable upsets, some more predictable than others, and Canada and Luke break them all down in the latest episode of The College Football Podcast, along with the not-so-upsetting wins and losses from around the country.

More importantly, if you're looking to hear a solid 20 minutes of trepidation regarding Mark Helfrich's ability to lead an elite football team, you've come to the right place.

In the latest episode of The College Football Podcast, Canada and Luke look ahead to Week 13 action, eyeing such notable match-ups as Baylor-Oklahoma State (upset special?!), Oregon-Arizona, Texas A&M-LSU and plenty of others. The boys also discuss the possibility (or improbability) of multiple undefeated teams, and what it takes to go 12, 13 or 14 and 0. (Editor's note: This episode was recorded earlier this week. That's mainlyneither here nor there, but you may notice an odd chronology at some point.)

Ed Orgeron's money is no longer good in Eugene, Oregon bars; such are the benefits of an Orgeron-coached USC team upsetting Stanford. Well, that and the possibility of continued employment beyond this season, but come on -- priorities.

Canada and Luke discuss the ramifications of that USC upset, while recapping the weekend's other big games including Auburn-Georgia and the miracle at Jordan-Hare, Washington-UCLA, and plenty more. The boys also break down the Heisman race, discussing whether it's still down to two candidates. (Spoiler alert: Yep.)

In the second two-man show of the week, Canada and Luke look ahead to Week 12 action, as they're wont to do eleven weeks into the college football season.

Can USC pull the upset of Stanford and reinstall Oregon in the Pac-12 pole position? Can UCLA hold off a feisty Washington? And what of MSU-Nebraska, Georgia-Auburn, Texas Tech-Baylor, Mississippi State-Alabama, to name a few?

In a two-man episode, Canada and Luke recap Week 11 action, most notably breaking down Stanford's upset of Oregon, Baylor's thrashing of Oklahoma, Bama's takedown of LSU, and UCLA's squeaker over Arizona.<!--more--><br><br>And is the Heisman hunt down to a two-horse race? These answers and more.

In which Canada, Jeff and Luke preview the greatest Thursday of college football action there ever was. More or less.<!--more--><br><br>The CFP crew previews that Thursday slate -- Oregon at Stanford and Oklahoma at Baylor -- along with Saturday's key games, notably LSU-Alabama and UCLA-Arizona. And what's the deal with autumn weddings? Don't even get 1/3 of the podcast started.<br><br>

Canada rejoins Jeff and Luke after a week off speaking French and eating poutine just in time to recap Week 10. In addition to the national roundup, the College Football Podcast crew focuses on Oklahoma State-Texas Tech, Michigan-Michigan State --and the Wolverines' stunning -48 yards on the ground -- Miami-Florida State and the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.

As always, Heisman movers and shakers cap off the show, along with Jeff's usual strong words for AJ McCarron. Stay tuned for our preview show later this week, which should be out no later than Wednesday, due to the spectacular Thursday lineup.

In the second all-American College Football Podcast of the week, Jeff and Luke look ahead to Week 10 and some of its top matchups, as well as lingering on the "Kliff Kingsbury is handsome" topic long enough that it may turn a little weird. Nothing he's not used to, I'm sure. Focus games include Miami-Florida State, Michigan-Michigan State, Oklahoma State-Texas Tech and, against all better judgement, the World's Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party.

Editor's note (as if we have an editor): There were some organizational edits made in this episode, so bear with us if, say, the conclusion doesn't have the finality you'd like.

In their first all-American episode, Luke and Jeff recap Week 9 action, paying special attention to Stanford-Oregon State, UCLA-Oregon, Oklahoma-Texas Tech and South Carolina-Mizzou. And, of course, Heisman movers and shakers. There were some last-second format changes with the absence of Canada, so bear with us on any oddities in order or segments.

Forecasting this weekend's results, including analysis of UCLA at Oregon, Texas Tech at Oklahoma, Stanford at Oregon State and the now-fifth-ranked Missouri Tigers hosting South Carolina. Fifth, seriously. From underrated to overrated in 7 days flat.

Canada, Jeff and Luke also discuss the joy of visiting Autzen Stadium and put in their two cents on the hierarchy of handsome coaches. Because someone has to.

Week 8 was chock full of upsets, and the College Football Podcast crew goes over some of the big ones, including Auburn over A&M, UCF over Louisville, Auburn knocking off Texas A&M, Missouri over Florida (if you want to call that an upset) and the like. And is Mizzou really a top-five team? How does the coaching handsomeness hierarchy shake out? And of course, Heisman movers and shakers, and how the race looks now.

The College Football Podcast crew looks ahead to Week 8 action, including A&M against Auburn, USC visiting Notre Dame and a top-five matchup of Florida State and Clemson, just to name a few. And could UCF and UNC upset Louisville and Miami, respectively? Anything's possible, man, anything's possible.

The College Football Podcast crew recaps another weekend of games, including Oregon-Washington, Texas-Oklahoma, Mizzou-Georgia and others. Also included, the weekly look to the Heisman race, as the picture looks to gain some clarity with big days from Marcus Mariota and Johnny Manziel in victories.

"The College Football Podcast" crew breaks down week seven, including must-see match-ups like the Red River Shootout, Oregon at Washington and the like. As always, Jeff, Canada and Luke even offer up insight and a couple of could-be upset specials.

In which the College Football Podcast guys break down action from the third week of college football action, including Oregon's dominance, Alabama's shootout and Pac-12 officials' incompetence. Also, a look ahead to the Week 4 slate, a veritable who's who of awful football games.

The College Football Podcast boys break down the second weekend of college football. Did Texas really give up 550 rushing yards to BYU? Should Lane Kiffin look at moving his 401K sooner than later? Was someone so excited about the Ducks' resounding win at Virginia that they shaved their head? All this, a look at several key games from Saturday, and a look ahead to next week's slate in our second episode.

In The College Football Podcast's premiere episode, Canada, Jeff and Luke breakdown college football's Week 1 action and take a look ahead to Week 2. Looking for this weekend's upset special? Jeff's got you covered.