Do you love Johnny Bravo, Grimace, Joe Swanson and other top-heavy things? You're going to be elated with this weekend's schedule.

There's the trio of huge, marquee match-ups: Stanford-Washington, Wisconsin-Michigan and Louisville-Clemson. And then there's . . . well, college football, anyway. Preview the slate with Luke and CA, who are definitely getting them all right this time.

Week 4 is here and, once again, we save you a ton of time by just telling you how all the high-profile games will go on Saturday. You don't even need to watch Wisconsin-Michigan State now. Nor LSU-Auburn. Tennesee-Florida or Georgia-Ole Miss or Stanford-UCLA? No and no and no. We've got you. Take Saturday and learn Mandarin instead.

A fantastic Week 1 is behind us, and Week 2 is . . . still football. Look, yes, TCU-Arkansas and Tennessee-Va Tech are probably the best games of the week. But we just got through months of no football, this is way better than the alternative. And don't you want to see if Western Kentucky is twice as good as USC, as Vegas seems to think?

Week 1 is here! And not just any Week 1, but the best first-Saturday in recent memory. Oklahoma takes on Houston. Texas A&M hosts UCLA. USC tangles with Alabama. Add in Ole Miss-Florida State, Texas-Notre Dame, Wisconsin-LSU and UNC-Georgia and barometer games for Stanford and Washington, among others, and the 2016 Week 1 preview is one for the ages.

And then there was one.

Well, one game. Two teams. Following a quick recap of the Playoff's first round -- as well as the usual discussion of Dan Dickau's barbershop empire -- the boys tackle the big preview: Clemson vs Alabama, for all the marbles.

From battle of the big guys to the importance of red zone conversions to OLB containment vs DeShaun Watson, CA and Luke preview all of the game's biggest factors. Could an upset be brewing?

You've waited all season for it, and it's finally arrived: the CFP CFPP; The College Football Podcast College Football Playoff preview.

CA and Luke break down Oklahoma vs Clemson and Bama vs Michigan State with such prescience you won't even need to watch the games. You can, though. And a few bonus New Year's Six bow previews to boot. Oh, and pants!

Well, this weekend it comes to fruition: Iowa completes its unbeaten season with a 13-0 mark and an outright Big 10 championship. Or something.

Luke and Canada preview that game -- which, admittedly, Michigan State could conceivably win -- along with the SEC, ACC and Pac 12 championships.

Add in coaching carousel chatter and the case for the 5-7 bowl team, and this is how you bookend a season.

A forecast of how rivalry week will go down? A Thanksgiving-history trivia contest to determine if Canada (the person) is allowed to celebrate Thanksgiving in America (the country)? Does it get any better than The College Football Podcast's Week 13 preview?! (Rhetorical. It does not.)

Instant reactions to the third CFP Committee rankings! Which, y'know . . . were pretty much the same as always. But the boys also preview Week 12 action, including another undefeated team falling by the wayside. Who could it possibly be?

It's Week 11, meaning there are only so many more opportunities for chaos to take hold, and it starts with Oklahoma visiting Baylor on Saturday.

That's just one, of course, and the boys tackle them all, looking ahead to an intriguing array of fringe contenders with sneaky tricky games.

Plus, when is too early for Christmas music and decorations, and what did the CFP Committee get wrong? Lots, it seems.

Week 9 may be the worst schedule of the season, but there are still a number of potential upsets, even if not of the earth-shattering variety.

Technically, TCU, Clemson and Oklahoma State are all playing in potential upset games, too. Plus, y'know, college football is college football. To the preview!

Look, no; Week 8 is not a great schedule of games. But you know what's worse? The middle of May.

So sit back and embrace the first of two straight weeks of mediocrity with the boys, who preview the road to the Fun Belt championship, the battle of A&M and Ole Miss, the insane line of Utah-USC, and everything in between. As far as awful slates go, it's a pretty good one.

Well, it's official: The 2015 college football season is halfway over. I mean, presuming you don't count the week that solely contains Army-Navy. (We don't.) Naturally, the season's going exactly how we thought it would be at this juncture. Florida and Utah in the playoff? Who didn't have that?

Today, the boys preview the season's midpoint action, a pretty strong slate from top (Bama-A&M, LSU-Florida) to bottom (something involving Kansas or North Texas, I s'pose). Enjoy.

Back in August, would you have guessed that Northwestern-Michigan would be the Week 6 game with the biggest playoff ramifications? Us too.

The boys look ahead to a surprisingly robust slate this weekend, starting out with a decent Thursday night game. I mean, as far as robustness in football goes, anyway.

The boys tackle the Week 5 preview, a slate that already features make-or-break games for a couple of potential national title contenders. Alabama and (probably) Clemson, looking at you.

Ugh; this is why you don't pre-record.

With time restrictions this week, today's preview of Week 4 was recorded two days in advance. In theory not a big deal, but then in theory Jeremy Johnson wouldn't get benched, Cardale Jones wouldn't return as the starter, and Myles Jack wouldn't be ruled out for the season. I say again: ugh.

All that being said, no predictions change. Auburn is still inept on offense, Ohio State is still playing Western Michigan, and Myles Jack's absence certainly isn't going to make UCLA's D better. That's pertinent for one of your co-hosts, anyway.

Week 3 and the best slate of match-ups so far are officially on tap. You don't want to pick them by yourself, do you?

The CFP crew previews the myriad highlights, from Auburn-LSU and Ole Miss-Bama, to Stanford-USC and GT-ND and everything in between.

And happy trails, Steve Patterson!

OK, so Week 2 doesn't have the best slate of games. But you need only go back two weeks to remember Saturdays full of the outdoors and socializing and physical activity.

See? It could be much worse. So sit back with the boys and preview Oregon-Michigan State, Tennessee-Oklahoma, LSU-Mississippi State and a handful of the week's best match-ups. Way better than hiking.

Week 1 is here. Celebrate with picks for the top 15 games of the season's inaugural weekend, from Ohio State-Va Tech and Alabama-Wisconsin, all the way down to, well ... Louisiana Lafayette-Kentucky. (Hud!)

It's really here. . . .

And in the most bittersweet news of the year, the national championship is Monday, which of course means Tuesday begins the longest 7+ months of your life. But first, it's time to pick sides: Oregon vs Ohio State; Urban vs Helfrich; Canada vs Luke. Who ya got?

And then there were six. The New Year's Six bowls, to be specific.

Today, having already previewed the other 318 bowls this postseason, the boys tackle the six most important -- Peach, Cotton, Fiesta, Orange and the playoff semifinals, Rose and Sugar.

All that, plus the latest coaching chatter. Enjoy these fleeting moments of in-season podcasts while they last. . . .

Your patience is paying off: bowl season is upon us!

Louisiana Lafayette and Nevada get things underway Saturday morning in the New Orleans Bowl and it only gets better from there, as Utah State meets UTEP, Utah dances with Colorado State, Western Michigan takes on Air Force, and South Alabama undertakes the Bowling Green quagmire. And that's just Saturday!

The boys preview all those, plus five more pre-Christmas games, and offer up their takes on the best and worst match-ups of the first-week slate. And they rave about Popeyes.

It's here; conference championship week. The final opportunity to make an impression on the College Football Playoff committee. Or to play Iowa State.

The boys preview the robust (if limited) slate of action, and break down the myriad hypothetical permutations that could come out of the weekend. And how about Bret Bielema's chicanery?! I'm convinced!

Happy Thanksgiving! Celebrate that most gluttonous (and gracious) of holidays with The College Football Podcast crew, as they look ahead to the final week of the regular season. Be thankful for Rivalry Week!

Bad games this weekend? It won't stop the boys from plowing through a solid hour of show, previewing the top 8 or 9 match-ups of Week 13.

Add in chatter on Marcus Mariota's notorious crime spree, playoff committee rankings, and the recipe for a festive holiday cocktail, and this is some unforgettable media. Enjoy.

How can it possibly already be Week 12? Life -- and that damn Gregorian calendar -- are just not fair.

So savor these fleeting moments, before the 2014 season is over and Iowa is crowned the first College Football Playoff champion, and preview Saturday's action with the boys. Special attention on FSU-Miami and MSU-Bama, sure, but there's plenty of forecasting to go around.

And quick breakdown on the latest playoff rankings, of course.

Saturday is, quite possibly, the best slate of games all season long. Arizona State-Notre Dame, Alabama-LSU, Ohio State-Michigan State, Oregon-Utah, and that's just scratching the surface. Iowa-Minnesota, for Pete's sake!

Luke and Canada preview the whole day of action, and address the playoff committee's latest rankings. UCLA, be pissed. (Although, yeah, don't lose games too, I suppose.)

The votes are in and the committee has met, and we now have our first-ever College Football Playoff rankings. Surprises? Certainly, but, in a rather unpredictable turn of events, there's probably nothing to get too upset about. Probably.

Canada and Luke weigh in on the committee's list, contextualizing what exactly it all means and who the big winners and losers were.

Plus, a preview of Week 10's myriad appealing games!

Look, I'm not going to lie to you: This weekend's slate isn't pretty. Michigan @ Michigan State is on ABC, for Pete's sake. But college football is still college football. Somewhere, somebody is at a wedding, and doesn't even have the option of watching Mississippi State visit Kentucky. 

So preview Week 9 with the boys, as they discuss some of the few bright spots, from WVU-OK state to Texas-KSU (we suppose) to Oregon-Cal. Or something.

(Note: At the time of recording, Taylor Kelly had not officially been announced as ASU's starter.)

Notre Dame at Florida State is the headline match-up of the weekend if a bit inconsequential -- Notre Dame's losing, and it won't affect their playoff potential much -- but there's plenty more intrigue to be witnessed

Is Baylor-West Virginia an upset special? Could Washington end a decade of disappointment against Oregon and their trolling uniforms? Is A&M ready to right the ship against Alabama?

All of that and more, folks; all of that and more. To the Week 8 preview!

How can Week 7 possibly live up to the glory and myriad upsets of Week 6? College football. . . .

In the Week 7 preview, the boys look ahead to the marquee match-ups -- Auburn-MSU, Ole Miss-A&M, Oregon-UCLA, TCU-Baylor -- and the less marquee ones. (Man, there's a ton of wildly appealing, not-quite-marquee games, too, right?)

So kick back, break out the Count Chocula, and enjoy the show!

Last weekend seemed light on the big-time games, and it wound up one of the year's best to date. So with the abundance of heavyweight match-ups this week -- Alabama-Ole Miss, Texas A&M-Mississippi State, Arizona-Oregon, and the like -- is there any doubt we'll be treated to the highest of highs?

Or, perhaps, terribly overhyped disappointment, but now you're just being negative.

So kick back and preview Week 6 with the boys, and learn all about the future today.

Sure, there may just be the one match-up of ranked opponents this weekend -- and it's on Thursday -- but college football is college football, OK? Are you telling me you're not going to watch Arkansas-Texas A&M?

So sit back and let the boys explain why USF-Wisconsin may be more interesting than you realize (well, one of the boys, anyway), as The College Football Podcast looks ahead to Week 5.

Week 4 is upon us, and with it the glory of conference play; for the most part, anyway. The boys preview that and more, with a focus on the rather impressive highlights -- Clemson-Florida State, Auburn-Kansas State, Oklahoma-West Virginia, and the like.

Quick note: This week we recorded the preview show Tuesday night, before Jameis Winston's suspension had been announced. (Lucas still thinks Florida State handles the Clemson, for the record.)

Look, Week 3 may be light on the must-see match-ups, sure. But you've still got Georgia @ South Carolina. You've still got Tennessee @ Oklahoma. You've still got UCLA @ Texas. You've got college football! No small thing when looking back to the barren wasteland of mid-April.

So enjoy the slate of games, for better or (and) worse. But first, sit down with the boys and preview Week 3 action in today's episode.

We waited months for it and just like that, it's over: The first week of college football is already behind us. But now we get the all important Week 2 -- time to see who was an anomaly and who really was that good (or bad).

Today, the boys forecast that second-week action, including myriad (well, a few) actual must-watch match-ups: Michigan State @ Stanford, Virginia Tech @ Ohio State, and USC @ Stanford, not least of all.

It's here! College football starts TOMORROW. Today, if you count Georgia State and Abilene Christian. And so, here we go; the first forecast of the season; the 2014 Week 1 preview.

Every game? Nah, but we've got plenty for you: Wisconsin-LSU; Georgia-Clemson; Boise State-Ole Miss; UCF-Penn State . . . we could do this for a while. Rest assured, we're talking a litany of college football games, on the eve of college football. All is right with the world.

Canada and Luke bookend the 2013-14 college football season with their first, last and only podcast recapping the BCS bowls as we know them today.

In addition to wrapping up all five BCS-affiliated games, with a special focus on the championship game, the boys weigh in on the coaching changes of the last few weeks, including the one that Canada is sure has ruined Alabama for the next decade.

It's finally upon us; the BCS Championship Game pitting Florida State against Auburn is Monday, January 6. Ahead of the big game, and after quickly recapping the other BCS bowl results and news from the coaching carousel, Canada and Luke preview the season's final tilt.

Being that there's only one game to discuss, the boys go a bit more in depth than usual, breaking down point by point why Florida State will win. Or will they?! (They will.) And naturally, as mentioned above, all that Charlie Strong goodness is included.

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?!)

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.

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.

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.