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College Football Enquirer

College Football Enquirer

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Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger & Steven Godfrey break down the latest college football news with their unique blend of analysis, investigative journalism and over-the-top shenanigans. There will be overreactions, there will be beer, there will be mascot fights. Buckle up for the most informative and funniest show about the most insane sport in America.2025 Yahoo Sports Football (American) Politics & Government
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  • Week 9 Preview: Michigan's rivalry game before "The Game" + Jimbo Fisher wants back into college football
    Oct 23 2025

    Michigan is involved in one of the biggest rivalries in college football, but that game is not played until the end of the season. However, to make "The Game" mean even more, they have to get through their in-state rival on Saturday as #25 Michigan visits Michigan State. Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey dive into what has happened to Michigan State over the years to diminish this rivalry. They look at the tenure of Jonathan Smith in East Lansing and then they chat about how Michigan's future schedule shapes up leading into their matchup with #1 Ohio State. Will Ohio State's lack of challenging games this season come back to bite them? Plus, there was breaking news Thursday morning in the NBA with Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier getting arrested for separate gambling investigations. The guys chat about this and what impact gambling issues could have on the future of college football.

    Later, Andy, Ross and Godfrey chat about a couple of National Championship winning coaches who want back into college football. Jimbo Fisher and Ed Orgeron want to return to the sidelines. The guys discuss how realistic this desire is and how it can be accomplished.

    Then, Ross gives an update in Ross' Congressional Minute on the SCORE Act and the Big Ten's private equity discussions. Lastly, it's time for I've Got A Feeling as the guys make their picks. Michigan, Mississippi State & North Dakota State are who the guys are taking this week.

    Get ready for Week 9 with College Football Enquirer.

    (1:01) - Chauncey Billups and Terry Rozier arrested

    (6:01) - Gambling impact on college football

    (10:30) - #25 Michigan @ Michigan State preview

    (18:12) - Michigan's schedule leading up to Ohio State

    (26:40) - Jimbo Fisher and Ed Orgeron want back into college football

    (43:39) - Ross' Congressional Minute

    (48:05) - I've Got A Feeling

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    57 mins
  • Coaching Carousel: Who is on the move next? + Mid-season awards
    Oct 21 2025

    The coaching carousel continues to spin as more and more coaches continue to be let go this season. With some big name schools having vacancies already, and more appear to be coming in the near future, Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey look at who are some of the top candidates around the country. Could coaches like Ole Miss' Lane Kiffin and Vanderbilt's Clark Lea look to move elsewhere, or are they comfortable right where they are? Plus, who are some of the top names from the Group of Five coaching ranks? Where might coaches like Jon Sumrall and Bob Chesney land?

    Later, the guys dive into what games might kick the coaching carousel into overdrive this week. What impact could #8 Ole Miss at #13 Oklahoma have on both Lane Kiffin and Brent Venables coaching tenures next season? Will #20 LSU and Auburn's games on Saturday be the final games for both Brian Kelly and Hugh Freeze?

    Then, it's time for some mid-season awards. First, Andy, Ross and Godfrey discuss who is in the lead for the Heisman. Will Alabama's Ty Simpson take it, or can Vanderbilt's Diego Pavia claim the coveted award? The next question has the crew deciding what team could be a real contender if they get some more NIL. The answers span across the country as the guys discuss Arizona State, South Florida, Vanderbilt and Northwestern. The final question is one that has us looking to the end of the year. Who will be the last four teams standing in the College Football Playoff? More than four schools get a vote as the guys can see a final four that has Ohio State, Alabama, Notre Dame, Oregon and Indiana in it. Plus, some sleeper picks with Georgia Tech and Texas A&M.

    Come get an inside look at what the second half of the college football season has in store on College Football Insider.

    (3:36) - Florida State and Wisconsin's statements on their head coaches' futures

    (8:17) - Who are the top head coach prospects?

    (11:22) - Where might Jon Sumrall land?

    (14:10) - Where could Alex Golesh go?

    (16:21) - Could Dan Mullen be on the move?

    (18:15) - Who might want Eric Morris?

    (20:04) - Could Jim Mora leave UConn?

    (21:19) - Where would Bob Chesney be a fit?

    (28:10) - Will Clark Lea leave Vanderbilt?

    (33:19) - Will Lane Kiffin leave Ole Miss?

    (39:06) - What other coaches may be on the move?

    (42:06) - Games this weekend that may impact coaching futures

    (49:13) - Mid-season Heisman

    (51:27) - Who could be good with better NIL?

    (57:00) - Predicting the CFP final four teams

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    1 hr
  • Florida fires Billy Napier! + Miami & Texas Tech get upset & a full Week 8 recap
    Oct 19 2025

    For the second week in a row a marquee head coaching job has opened up. Florida fired Billy Napier on Sunday after a 22-23 record in four seasons. This happened after the full show was recorded, so you will only hear Andy Staples and Steven Godfrey breaking down the news and looking at who Florida will look to next. More Napier conversation is had later in the show where the guys correctly predicted that he would be fired today.

    Then, Ross Dellenger joins the crew as the guys breakdown Week 8. They look at the big matchup in South Bend that saw #13 Notre Dame handle #20 USC 34-24. They also talk about the impact this win has on #2 Miami, who was upset by Louisville 24-21 on Friday. Is Miami still the favorite in the ACC? How does Notre Dame's success affect Miami's CFP chances? The guys also discuss what is happening in Baton Rouge. Is Brian Kelly on his way out after #10 LSU's loss to #17 Vanderbilt this weekend?

    Later, they discuss what other coaches may be out of a job soon. In addition to Kelly, and the now-fired Napier, they discuss if Florida State's Mike Norvell and Auburn's Hugh Freeze are close to meeting the same fate as some of their other colleagues across the country. The guys finish up by covering the rest of a packed Saturday. They jump around college football and give their thoughts on a variety of games from the weekend. They look at UCLA, UAB, Oklahoma, Texas and so many more!

    Get your Week 8 recap here at the College Football Enquirer.

    (0:00) - Florida fires Billy Napier

    (5:01) - Who should Florida look at next?

    (17:10) - Notre Dame defeats USC

    (20:20) - Is Miami still the ACC favorite?

    (23:09) - Arizona State upsets Texas Tech

    (25:14) - Georgia takes down Ole Miss

    (29:23) - Will Brian Kelly be fired after Vanderbilt defeats LSU?

    (42:02) - Will Mike Norvell be fired after Florida State's loss to Stanford?

    (48:17) - Billy Napier and Florida

    (57:56) - Recapping the rest of the weekend

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    1 hr and 12 mins
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