The College Football Playoff is finally here! The whole New Year's Six, in fact. Let's preview them all, shall we?

It's the most wonderful time of the year: the 2017-18 Bowl Extravaganza! Forty games, a reason to care about each, in just sixty-five minutes. Let's go!

Well, the Willie Taggart saga is over at Oregon, with the Ducks' one-year head coach headed to Florida State. Canada and Lucas help you make sense of it all -- purely objectively, of course -- while delving into the Arkansas, Tennessee and Oregon openings and touching on Army-Navy.

The conference championships are in the books and the playoff field is set! Ohio State's on the outside looking in. Did the committee get it right? Who will be hired for the remaining coaching vacancies? If a cat had thumbs, would it wear gloves? Why, of course.

Jonathan Smith to Oregon State! Joe Moorhead to Mississippi State! Herm Edwards to Arizona State! Wait, what? And a Conference Championship preview? Sounds like we've got quite the episode.

Rivalry Week is in the books, and you know what that means: Lots of unemployed coaches. The boys break down the Iron Bowl and other big matchups, and hop on the coaching carousel.

Rivalry Week has arrived! Wondering how the Egg Bowl's going to go? Who's going to win The Game? Does Auburn or Alabama have the upper hand in an Iron Bowl with big stakes on the line? What are the top five pies out there? We got you.

Another week, another unemployed coach. Canada and Lucas dissect Week 12 and the ever expanding coaching carousel. Plus regional gin names!

Well, Week 12 is on tap and it's not the best. Still plenty to talk about though -- some of it even football-related -- so let's preview, shall we?

Canada and Lucas recap a Week 11 slate that broke the playoff picture open a bit. Also, let Canada know why it took this woman three months to text him.

Sneaky big slate of games this week. Notre Dame-Miami and Georgia-Auburn tussle for playoff position, while Michigan State-Ohio State hash out the Big 10 East, Iowa-Wisconsin looks to entirely end the B1G's playoff hopes, and a pair of Big 12 matchups attempt to clarify the conference picture. Let's preview, shall we?

The boys recap Week 10's biggest games, including big hits to the playoff probabilities of the Big 10. And Mad Monkfish talk, naturally.

After a few weeks of waiting, there's finally a slew of impressive-seeming games on tap in Week 10, led by Bedlam and Va Tech-Miami. We preview all those and more, and break down the committee's first rankings. 

Week 9's done, and so is Jim McElwain's status as a professional coach. The boys break down a rather momentous weekend -- Iowa State! -- and offer some cautionary soju wisdom.

Does Iowa State have what it takes to topple TCU? Will we finally learn something concrete about NC State or Notre Dame? Should you really slide into that Instagram person's DMs? We've got answers.

There were two prominent games Saturday, and they were both wildly disappointing. So listen to the boys break down the action while also getting a dose of dating advice from noted romance expert Canada during our Week 8 recap. It's much better this way.

Hi, folks. You want to talk about Week 8, in particular the big dogs of USC-Notre Dame and Michigan-Penn State? How about handsome world leaders? You've come to the right place. To the Week 8 preview!

Another week, another round of upsets. Like, a lot of them. All of them. CA and Lucas unpack Week 7 action and break down how it affects the playoff picture. Also, what's up with children in bars?

Week 7 arrives and it's bringing with it the Red River Shootout. And a K-State upset of TCU (apparently). And a recipe for Whoop Juice (acquired taste). And insights about Canada (the country) that are nigh on unbelievable. So let's get to it.

The upsets finally came! Michigan, Oklahoma, Louisville all fell. So what's it mean for those three? How about the 1-loss teams that won? The boys tackle the Week 6 recap to make sense of it all. And to talk about Casper mattresses, obviously. As you do. . . .

Tackling a Week 6 slate that looks a bit thin on the surface, but could just percolating with potential upsets. (It's not though.) At least you can learn what "boiling a frog" means, idiomatically.

Saturday was an, ahem, bad day for collarbones. But Week 5 was good for sending a message if you're Clemson or Alabama or Washington State or Georgia. Less so if you're Tennessee. The boys recap the week that was.

When the FBI gets involved with college sports, we've gotta dabble in hoops for a bit. But don't worry, we get to previewing a somewhat middling Week 5 slate -- it's still college football though. Hell of a Friday night game, too.

Upsets and narrow escapes abounded during Week 4. (Good job, Florida State and Oregon.) So who finds themselves in the catbird seat? What's a catbird seat? We've got answers.

What's the best game of Week 4? Could Colorado pull the upset of Washington in Boulder? How will Miami and Florida State look after three weeks off? What's the preferred color of bomber jacket in San Francisco? Standard questions, and we've got all the answers in the Week 4 preview.

Unattractive as it may have looked ahead of time, the Week 3 slate yielded some rather telling results, from Stanford's loss to USC's close win to LSU's ... whatever that was. Let's recap.

CA and Luke preview a Week 3 slate that's seriously lacking in premier match-ups. Could USC possibly do what Maryland did before them? Only time (and we) can tell.

Did Oklahoma just pick up the best win of the season? (Yes.) Did Stanford blow their playoff shot? (Probably.) Week 2 is in the books and we have instant (over)reactions.

Week 2 arrives, and so do four potential playoff-impacting games. The second-tier crop ain't terrible either. So journey with us while we figure out why Canada insists on talking about Todd Helton every week.

Well, Week 1 is in the books and we now have one data point for each team. So today we recap the weekend's biggest games and overreact to that single data point. As you do.

Merry Christmas: a full slate of football has arrived. And how do we celebrate? With . . . with a 2017 college football Week 1 preview. Was that not clear? Fight through Canada's continued inability to use a microphone. It's worth it.

The season is finally upon us! CA and Luke preview Week 0 in all its Stanford-Rice, Hawaii-UMass glory, and look ahead to the end of the season -- Heisman and playoff contenders.

Want to know if Notre Dame is looking good this year? Or who the best of the Group of 5 schools are? Or why in the world Canada would go on a boba tea date? Or what he thinks boba tea is called? This episode is right in your wheelhouse.

The 2017 conference preview series comes to an end with a look ahead to the ACC, a 14-team league that could be a two-team race. Well, three; someone's gotta come out of the Coastal.

Canada and Luke continue the 2017 conference preview series with a visit to the Big 12, the conference that ... might not just be a nine-team queue to finish runner-up to Oklahoma. Might not.

The 2017 conference previews keep rolling with a visit to the Big 10. Not only are there a few College Football Playoff contenders to consider, but some of the unlikeliest Last Chance Texaco candidates in the business.

The 2017 College Football Preview series keeps rolling. Today, Luke and Canada tackle two important topics: forecasting the SEC and whether or not Canada is the most famous person in his town.

The first of the 2017 College Football Previews are upon us! First up, Sam Darnold, Jake Browning, 12th-year senior Luke Falk and the Pac-12. Who's Canada's surprise team in the South? The answer is ... surprising.

Although we've come to the end of the road, we can't let the Pac-12 go. Today we close out the 2016 Season in Review series in . . . well, not style. But we do look back on the year that was for the P12, which vied for most disappointing conference of the year.

And new pants!

Remember when we were sure Oklahoma was going to be in the playoff last year? Back in, like, Week 0.5, I guess. Hey, let's relive those glory days, delve into the rest of the conference and even touch on the usual Mike Sherman high school coaching situation. As you do.

The 2016 Season in Review series marches on with the third suitor for the title of Best Conference in America: the Big 12. Plus, who's the Russia, China and Koreas North and South of college football? Got you, boo.

The 2016 Season in Review marches on. Next up, another contender to the title of "Best Conference of the Year": the ACC. So, were they? We'll let you know, along with another round of absurd pork proclamations from Canada.

It's March. If ever there were a time to take a cold, calculating look back at the 2016 season -- with four months of hindsight divorcing us from all emotional reaction -- it's now. So that's what we're doing, conference by conference. First up, the 2016 SEC Football recap. And, of course, the usual chatter about candy bars, preferred sandwich meats, summer pants and Polo-and-Slacks Guy.

The 2017 coaching carousel is officially closed. Well, not officially. And only probably. But it's closed and Luke and Canada have hot takes. And Oscar takes. Lots of takes in this one, really.

Hiatus over. Ready for the 2017 college football season? Or at least the 2017 college football preview? Luke and Canada are back, and they're in way-too-early-top-25 form. Listen up:

Well, 230 days until the '17 college football season kicks off, give or take a couple of days. But first, one last one for the road: the 2017 National Championship recap, in which Deshaun Watson throws a football over those mountains, Jalen Hurts doesn't, and Luke and Canada rule on the pick play.

It all comes down to this. Scarborough vs. Lawrence. Boulware vs Hurts. Watson vs 3rd down. Canada and Luke deliver the long-awaited 2017 National Championship preview, and it may not go the way you're thinking. . . .

And then there were two. CA and Luke break down the semifinal games, with a quick New Year's Six roundup. As you do.