The Two Stripes Podcast

Outside of Ohio State-Oregon and Iowa-Iowa State there aren't a ton of big games this week. So what should you watch? Colton previews week 2, talks about why Michigan-Washington is a defining game for Jim Harbaugh, Washington, Stanford, and Miami needing to get off the mat after tough losses, and more.

Where does Oregon have the best chance of beating Ohio State on Saturday? Colton tries to figure out whether the Ducks will use a similar strategy as Minnesota, being worried about the Josh Proctor injury, why the Ohio State offense will get a chance to look in rhythm, and more.

Colton breaks down Ohio State's 45-31 victory over Minnesota, why it was a "Good ass win," tries to make sense of some of the coaching decisions regarding player rotations, takes your questions, and more.

Colton previews Ohio State's season opener against Minnesota, and why the Gophers are the perfect first opponent for the 2021 Buckeyes.

Are there any big games this week? No, but that shouldn't stop you from enjoying the excitement of college football being back. Let me tell you about about Illinois-Nebraska, going to the San Jose State home opener, and also my new website, 2StripesCPD.com!

I don't care about conference realignment, or Texas and OU joining the SEC, and I'm here to yell at you about it.

Name, Image, and Likeness deals are popping up all over the country, and college athletics business will never be the same. I'm here to tell you why I think that's a good thing for college football, and what it all means going forward.

I'm back. After 11 months not doing the podcast, I talk about some of the stuff I'm excited for about the 2021 College Football season including: -COVID (hopefully) not dominating the discussion -The return of non-conference games -CFB magazines, and more

Colton takes a trip back to November 2010 and re-watches Boise State's 34-31 overtime upset loss to Nevada. He tries to figure out how the hell the Broncos lost this game, shares a theory about why they'd be in the Big 12 or Pac 12 if they won, and more!

App State's 34-32 win over Michigan in 2007 is the biggest upset in college football history, but what else can we take away from that day in Ann Arbor? Since we're all in quarantine, I'm starting the 'Distant Replay' series, where I'm re-watching some of the most classic games in college football history, and go over the legacy that the game left on the sports. On the first episode, I talk everything App State-Michigan, including the lead-up to the game, what happened to each team after, how it helped legitimize the spread offense --and conference television networks- and its lasting impact on the game 13 years later.

Colton gives his perspective on Mel Tucker leaving Colorado for Michigan State, how it was mishandled, and where the Buffs go from here.

Colton is joined by an old friend to break down Ohio State's tough loss to Clemson in the playoff semi-final, and how it could end up being the best thing to happen for the program's future success.

The best college football weeks are like the best wrestling events: They have an intriguing undercard that can hook you, a solid mid-card you know you can count on, and a main event that steals the show. This week's slate has all that -- including two main events --Clemson/Texas A&M, and LSU-Texas -- that Colton breaks down on today's episode.

College football is back - and the more it changes, the more it stays the same. Colton previews week 1, has a theory about the 5 types of games you usually see to start the season, and breaks down which ones you should watch!

Colton breaks down five teams he thinks are on the rise this season, why the second year for a head coach is so important, and who might surprise in 2019.

My first solo podcast. Listen to the four off-the-radar things in college football that I'm excited to see this season, including Scott Satterfield's debut at Louisville, and how Kellen Mond does at Texas A&M with a brutal schedule.

Matt Lowry of USC blog Conquest Chronicles joins the show to talk about the Trojans having one of the craziest off-season's you'll ever see, how Clay Helton is giving up control of the offense this year, and what the Trojans need to do to right the ship in 2019.

The Athletic's Pete Sampson joins the show to talk Notre Dame Football, why it'll be hard for the Irish to match 2018's record, and where Brian Kelly has the program headed.

Jake Kocorowski of Bucky's Fifth Quarter joins the show to preview Wisconsin, and why the Badgers are a team that might surprise in 2019.

Roll Bama Roll's Brad Kanning joins the show to preview Alabama, why Nick Saban is more motivated than ever, whether there's concern about the major turnover in the coaching staff this offseason, why Najee Harris will win the Heisman, and more!