Is It Saturday Yet? A College Football Podcast

The 2025 college football season has come to an end and Ohio State are our national champions.

The boys round out the season with honorable mentions, Diaz's Notre Dame Shame, and the crowning of the pick-em competition champion.

The stage is set for the College Football Playoff National Championship, featuring the Notre Dame Fighting Irish and the Ohio State Buckeyes. Join hosts Luke Owens, Bryce Hopwood, and Andrew Diaz as they delve into this highly anticipated matchup.

Notre Dame (14–1), under head coach Marcus Freeman, has showcased resilience throughout the season, including a dramatic 27–24 semifinal victory over Penn State. Their balanced offense and opportunistic defense have been key to their success.

Ohio State (13–2), led by head coach Ryan Day, earned their spot with a 28–14 win against Texas. The Buckeyes' dynamic offense, spearheaded by quarterback Will Howard, and a formidable defense make them a formidable opponent.

Set to kick off on Monday, January 20, 2025, at 7:30 p.m. EST at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, this game promises to be a thrilling conclusion to the season. Tune in for in-depth analysis, key player matchups, and predictions on Is It Saturday Yet?

Join the Award Winning College Football podcast as they preview the 2025 CFP Semi-Finals matchups!

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9

Orange Bowl (CFP Semi-Final)

• Matchup: No. 4 Penn State Nittany Lions (13–2) vs. No. 5 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (13–1)
• Location: Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
• Time: 7:30 PM ET
• Broadcast: ESPN
• Commentators: Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy

FRIDAY, JANUARY 10

Cotton Bowl (CFP Semi-Final)

• Matchup: No. 6 Ohio State Buckeyes (12–2) vs. No. 3 Texas Longhorns (13–2)
• Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
• Time: 7:30 PM ET
• Broadcast: ESPN
• Commentators: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit

The first round of the 12 team playoff had some let downs, but Round 2 shouldn't disappoint. Join the award winning college football podcast crew as they push their picks and predictions for how the rest of this CFP will play out.

Wednesday, January 1 - College Football Playoff Quarterfinals

• Peach Bowl: Texas vs 4 Arizona State

  • Location: Atlanta, GA
  • Time: 1:00 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer

• Rose Bowl: Ohio State vs 1 Oregon

  • Location: Pasadena, CA
  • Time: 5:00 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit

• Sugar Bowl: Notre Dame vs 2 Georgia

  • Location: New Orleans, LA
  • Time: 8:45 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy

• Music City Bowl: Iowa vs 19 Missouri

• ReliaQuest Bowl: 11 Alabama vs Michigan

  • Location: Tampa, FL
  • Time: 12:00 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler

• Sun Bowl: Louisville vs Washington

  • Location: El Paso, TX
  • Time: 2:00 PM (ET)
  • Channel: CBS
  • Commentary: Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson

• Citrus Bowl: 15 South Carolina vs 20 Illinois

  • Location: Orlando, FL
  • Time: 3:00 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ABC
  • Commentary: Mark Jones, Roddy Jones

• Texas Bowl: Baylor vs LSU

  • Location: Houston, TX
  • Time: 3:30 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Roy Philpott, Sam Acho

• Fiesta Bowl (CFP Quarterfinal): Penn State vs 3 Boise State

  • Location: Phoenix, AZ
  • Time: 7:30 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick

• Gator Bowl: Duke vs 14 Ole Miss

• First Responder Bowl: North Texas vs Texas State

  • Location: Dallas, TX
  • Time: 4:00 PM (ET)
  • Channel: ESPN
  • Commentary: Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers, Cole Cubelic

• Duke’s Mayo Bowl: Minnesota vs Virginia Tech

  • Location: Charlotte, NC
  • Time: 7:30 PM (ET)

Monday, December 30Tuesday, December 31Thursday, January 2Friday, January 3

The season coming to a close, and the award winning College Football Podcast, "Is It Saturday Yet?" has been with you every step of the way. This week - join Luke Owens, Bryce Hopwood and Andrew Diaz as they break down all of the first round games in the 2024 College Football Playoff.

Friday, December 20

• CFP First Round:
  #10 Indiana Hoosiers (11–1) @ #7 Notre Dame Fighting Irish (11–1)

Saturday, December 21

• CFP First Round:
  #11 Southern Methodist Mustangs (11–1) @ #6 Penn State Nittany Lions (10–2)

  • Time: 12:00 PM ET
  • Location: Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pennsylvania
  • Broadcast: TNT
  • Commentators: Mark Jones, Roddy Jones

• CFP First Round:
  #12 Clemson Tigers (10–2) @ #5 Texas Longhorns (11–1)

  • Time: 4:00 PM ET
  • Location: Darrell K Royal–Texas Memorial Stadium, Austin, Texas
  • Broadcast: TNT
  • Commentators: Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek

• CFP First Round:
  #9 Tennessee Volunteers (10–2) @ #8 Ohio State Buckeyes (10–2)

  • Time: 8:00 PM ET
  • Location: Ohio Stadium, Columbus, Ohio
  • Broadcast: ABC
  • Commentators: Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit

The College Football Playoff is set and the "Is It Saturday Yet?" Podcast crew have plenty of thoughts to go around.

Join the award winning CFB Podcast as we break down the full 2024-25, 12 team playoff. BONUS: Army vs Navy Preview

"Is it Saturday yet?" - The award winning College Football Podcast breaking down every single week of CFB action.

It's Championship - Luke Owens, Andrew Diaz & Bryce Hopwood are fired up and ready to help you win some money as we close out this wild regular season and head to playoffs.

Saturday Schedule:

12:00 PM Games

• Big 12 Championship: 15 Arizona State vs 16 Iowa State (in Arlington) – ABC (Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer)
• MAC Championship: Ohio vs Miami (OH) (in Detroit) – ESPN (Anish Shroff, Andre Ware)

2:00 PM Game

• SWAC Championship: Southern @ Jackson State – ESPN2 (Tiffany Greene, Jay Walker)

4:00 PM Game

• SEC Championship: 2 Texas vs 5 Georgia (in Atlanta) – ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit)

7:30 PM Game

• Sun Belt Championship: Marshall @ Louisiana – ESPN (Roy Philpott, Sam Acho)

8:00 PM Games

• ACC Championship: 17 Clemson vs 8 Southern Methodist (in Charlotte) – ABC (Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy)
• Big Ten Championship: 3 Penn State vs 1 Oregon (in Indianapolis) – CBS (Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson)

"Is it Saturday yet?" - The award winning College Football Podcast breaking down every single week of CFB action.

It's Rivalry week - Luke Owens, Andrew Diaz & Bryce Hopwood are fired up and ready to help you win some money as we close out this wild regular season

12:00 PM Games

• Tennessee @ Vanderbilt – ABC (Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek)
• Michigan @ Ohio State – FOX (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt)
• South Carolina @ Clemson – ESPN (Roy Philpott, Sam Acho)
• Kansas @ Baylor – ESPN2 (Clay Matvick, Steve Addazio)
• West Virginia @ Texas Tech – FS1 (Eric Collins, Spencer Tillman)
• Louisiana @ ULM – ESPNU (Courtney Lyle, Rene Ingoglia)
• Louisville @ Kentucky – SECN (Dave Neal, Aaron Murray)
• Illinois @ Northwestern – BTN (Chris Vosters, Matt Millen)
• Duke @ Wake Forest – ACCN (Jorge Sedano, Orlando Franklin)
• UTSA @ Army – CBSSN (Dave Ryan, Adam Breneman)

1:30 - 2:00 PM Games

• Grambling vs Southern (in New Orleans) – 2:00 PM – NBC

3:00 - 3:30 PM Games

• Pittsburgh @ Boston College – 3:00 PM – CW (Thom Brennaman, Max Browne)
• Auburn @ Alabama – 3:30 PM – ABC (Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy)
• Notre Dame @ USC – 3:30 PM – CBS (Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson)
• Arizona State @ Arizona – 3:30 PM – FOX (Jason Benetti, Brock Huard)
• Miami (FL) @ Syracuse – 3:30 PM – ESPN (Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison)
• California @ Southern Methodist – 3:30 PM – ESPN2 (Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore)
• Rutgers @ Michigan State – 3:30 PM – FS1 (Dan Hellie, Petros Papadakis)
• Arkansas @ Missouri – 3:30 PM – SECN (Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb)
• Maryland @ Penn State – 3:30 PM – BTN (Jeff Levering, Jake Butt)
• Fresno State @ UCLA – 3:30 PM – BTN
• N.C. State @ North Carolina – 3:30 PM – ACCN (Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich)
• Central Michigan @ Northern Illinois – 3:30 PM – CBSSN (Jordan Kent, Randy Cross)

4:00 PM Game

• Jacksonville State @ Western Kentucky – ESPNU (Matt Schumacker, Dustin Fox)

Evening Games

• Wyoming @ Washington State – 6:30 PM – CW (Ted Robinson, Ryan Leaf)
• Oklahoma @ LSU – 7:00 PM – ESPN (Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers)
• Florida @ Florida State – 7:00 PM – ESPN2 (Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman)
• Purdue @ Indiana – 7:00 PM – FS1 (Tim Brando, Devin Gardner)
• Texas @ Texas A&M – 7:30 PM – ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit)
• Kansas State @ Iowa State – 7:30 PM – FOX (Connor Onion, Mark Helfrich)
• Washington @ Oregon – 7:30 PM – NBC (Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
• Virginia @ Virginia Tech – 8:00 PM – ACCN (Wes Durham, Tom Luginbill)
• Nevada @ UNLV – 8:00 PM – CBSSN (John Sadak, Robert Turbin)

Late Games

• Houston @ BYU – 10:15 PM – ESPN (Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler)
• Tennessee State @ Montana – 10:15 PM – ESPN2 (Roxy Bernstein, Jay Walker)
• Air Force @ San Diego State – 10:30 PM – FS1 (Evan Lepler, Charles Arbuckle)
• New Mexico @ Hawaii – 11:00 PM – Hawaii PPV, Team1Sports

A full College Football Week 13 Schedule Preview provided by the "Is it Saturday Yet?" Podcast. With only a few weeks left in the regular season - The boys are amped up as QB Kurtis Rourke (friend of the podcast) leads undefeated Indiana into battle with Ohio State.

Full Week 13 Saturday Schedule

12:00 PM Games

• Ole Miss @ Florida – ABC (Bob Wischusen, Greg McElroy)
• Indiana @ Ohio State – FOX (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt)
• Wake Forest @ Miami (FL) – ESPN (Mark Jones, Roddy Jones)
• Southern Methodist @ Virginia – ESPN2 (Roy Philpott, Sam Acho)
• Yale @ Harvard – ESPNU (Eric Frede, Jack Ford)
• North Carolina @ Boston College – CW (Evan Lepler, Steve Smith Sr.)
• Iowa @ Maryland – BTN (Guy Haberman, Yogi Roth)
• Connecticut @ Syracuse – ACCN (Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich)
• Sam Houston @ Jacksonville State – CBSSN
• Illinois @ Rutgers – Peacock (Andrew Siciliano, Michael Robinson)

12:45 - 2:00 PM Games

• Massachusetts @ Georgia – 12:45 PM – SECN (Dave Neal, Max Starks)
• UTEP @ Tennessee – 1:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Lowell Galindo, Fozzy Whittaker)
• Western Kentucky @ Liberty – 1:00 PM – ESPN+
• Charleston Southern @ Florida State – 1:30 PM – ESPN+, ACCNX (Shawn Kenney, Forrest Conoly)
• Bowling Green @ Ball State – 2:00 PM – ESPN+ (Michael Reghi, Jerod Cherry)
• Rice @ UAB – 2:00 PM – ESPN+ (Justin Kutcher, Dave Steckel)

2:30 - 3:00 PM Games

• James Madison @ Appalachian State – 2:30 PM – ESPN+
• New Mexico State @ Middle Tennessee – 2:30 PM – ESPN+
• Arizona @ TCU – 3:00 PM – ESPN+ (Richard Cross, Barrett Brooks)
• Charlotte @ Florida Atlantic – 3:00 PM – ESPN+ (Ryan Urquhart, Patrick Murray)
• Florida International @ Kennesaw State – 3:00 PM – ESPN+
• South Alabama @ Southern Mississippi – 3:00 PM – ESPN+
• ULM @ Arkansas State – 3:00 PM – ESPN+

3:30 PM Games

• Kentucky @ Texas – ABC (Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer)
• Penn State @ Minnesota – CBS (Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson)
• Colorado @ Kansas – FOX (Jason Benetti, Brock Huard)
• BYU @ Arizona State – ESPN (Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek)
• Northwestern @ Michigan – FS1 (Tim Brando, Devin Gardner)
• UCF @ West Virginia – ESPNU (Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison)
• Citadel @ Clemson – CW (Thom Brennaman, Max Browne)
• Wisconsin @ Nebraska – BTN (Jeff Levering, Jake Butt)
• Stanford @ California – ACCN (Jorge Sedano, Orlando Franklin)
• San Diego State @ Utah State – CBSSN (Chris Lewis, Taylor McHargue)
• Texas Tech @ Oklahoma State – ESPN+ (James Westling, Jay Sonnhalter)
• East Carolina @ North Texas – ESPN+ (Ted Emrich, LaDarrin McLane)
• Georgia Southern @ Coastal Carolina – ESPN+
• Tulsa @ South Florida – ESPN+ (Jason Ross Jr, Tyoka Jackson)

4:00 - 5:00 PM Games

• Pittsburgh @ Louisville – 4:00 PM – ESPN2 (Mike Couzens, Brock Osweiler)
• Wofford @ South Carolina – 4:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman)
• Louisiana Tech @ Arkansas – 4:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Matt Schumacker, Dustin Fox)
• Missouri @ Mississippi State – 4:15 PM – SECN (Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb)
• Troy @ Louisiana – 5:00 PM – ESPN+

Evening Games

• Army vs Notre Dame (in the Bronx) – 7:00 PM – NBC (Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
• Baylor @ Houston – 7:00 PM – FS1 (Connor Onion, Spencer Tillman)
• Washington State @ Oregon State – 7:00 PM – CW (Ted Robinson, Ryan Leaf)
• Boise State @ Wyoming – 7:00 PM – CBSSN (Rich Waltz, Robert Turbin)
• Georgia State @ Texas State – 7:00 PM – ESPN+
• Alabama @ Oklahoma – 7:30 PM – ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit)
• Iowa State @ Utah – 7:30 PM – FOX (Chris Myers, Robert Smith)
• Texas A&M @ Auburn – 7:30 PM – ESPN (Dave Flemming, Louis Riddick)
• Marshall @ Old Dominion – 7:30 PM – ESPNU (Courtney Lyle, Leger Douzable)
• Vanderbilt @ LSU – 7:45 PM – SECN (Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers)

Late Games

• Cincinnati @ Kansas State – 8:00 PM – ESPN2 (Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore)
• Virginia Tech @ Duke – 8:00 PM – ACCN (Wes Durham, Tom Luginbill)
• USC @ UCLA – 10:15 PM – NBC (Paul Burmeister, Colt McCoy)
• Air Force @ Nevada – 10:30 PM – FS1 (Trent Rush, Petros Papadakis)
• Colorado State @ Fresno State – 10:30 PM – CBSSN (Carter Blackburn, Randy Cross)

Here’s the updated schedule with all ESPN+ games removed:

12:00 PM Games

• Ole Miss @ Florida – ABC (Bob Wischusen, Greg McElroy)
• Indiana @ Ohio State – FOX (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt)
• Wake Forest @ Miami (FL) – ESPN (Mark Jones, Roddy Jones)
• Southern Methodist @ Virginia – ESPN2 (Roy Philpott, Sam Acho)
• Yale @ Harvard – ESPNU (Eric Frede, Jack Ford)
• North Carolina @ Boston College – CW (Evan Lepler, Steve Smith Sr.)
• Iowa @ Maryland – BTN (Guy Haberman, Yogi Roth)
• Connecticut @ Syracuse – ACCN (Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich)
• Sam Houston @ Jacksonville State – CBSSN
• Illinois @ Rutgers – Peacock (Andrew Siciliano, Michael Robinson)

12:45 - 2:00 PM Games

• Massachusetts @ Georgia – 12:45 PM – SECN (Dave Neal, Max Starks)
• UTEP @ Tennessee – 1:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Lowell Galindo, Fozzy Whittaker)
• Charleston Southern @ Florida State – 1:30 PM – ESPN+, ACCNX (Shawn Kenney, Forrest Conoly)

3:30 PM Games

• Kentucky @ Texas – ABC (Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer)
• Penn State @ Minnesota – CBS (Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson)
• Colorado @ Kansas – FOX (Jason Benetti, Brock Huard)
• BYU @ Arizona State – ESPN (Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek)
• Northwestern @ Michigan – FS1 (Tim Brando, Devin Gardner)
• UCF @ West Virginia – ESPNU (Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison)
• Citadel @ Clemson – CW (Thom Brennaman, Max Browne)
• Wisconsin @ Nebraska – BTN (Jeff Levering, Jake Butt)
• Stanford @ California – ACCN (Jorge Sedano, Orlando Franklin)
• San Diego State @ Utah State – CBSSN (Chris Lewis, Taylor McHargue)

4:00 - 5:00 PM Games

• Pittsburgh @ Louisville – 4:00 PM – ESPN2 (Mike Couzens, Brock Osweiler)
• Wofford @ South Carolina – 4:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman)
• Louisiana Tech @ Arkansas – 4:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Matt Schumacker, Dustin Fox)
• Missouri @ Mississippi State – 4:15 PM – SECN (Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb)

Evening Games

• Army vs Notre Dame (in the Bronx) – 7:00 PM – NBC (Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
• Baylor @ Houston – 7:00 PM – FS1 (Connor Onion, Spencer Tillman)
• Washington State @ Oregon State – 7:00 PM – CW (Ted Robinson, Ryan Leaf)
• Boise State @ Wyoming – 7:00 PM – CBSSN (Rich Waltz, Robert Turbin)
• Alabama @ Oklahoma – 7:30 PM – ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit)
• Iowa State @ Utah – 7:30 PM – FOX (Chris Myers, Robert Smith)
• Texas A&M @ Auburn – 7:30 PM – ESPN (Dave Flemming, Louis Riddick)
• Marshall @ Old Dominion – 7:30 PM – ESPNU (Courtney Lyle, Leger Douzable)
• Vanderbilt @ LSU – 7:45 PM – SECN (Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers)

Late Games

• Cincinnati @ Kansas State – 8:00 PM – ESPN2 (Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore)
• Virginia Tech @ Duke – 8:00 PM – ACCN (Wes Durham, Tom Luginbill)
• USC @ UCLA – 10:15 PM – NBC (Paul Burmeister, Colt McCoy)
• Air Force @ Nevada – 10:30 PM – FS1 (Trent Rush, Petros Papadakis)
• Colorado State @ Fresno State – 10:30 PM – CBSSN (Carter Blackburn, Randy Cross)

Is it Saturday Yet? The award winning College Football Podcast hosted by Luke Owens, Andrew Diaz & Bryce Hopwood is here to break down every single week of CFB action for both casuals and die hard football fans.

Full CFB Week 12 Saturday Schedule

12:00 PM Games

• Texas @ Arkansas – ABC (Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer)
• Utah @ Colorado – FOX (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt)
• Clemson @ Pittsburgh – ESPN (Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy)
• Tulane @ Navy – ESPN2 (Roy Philpott, Sam Acho)
• Ohio State @ Northwestern – BTN (Jeff Levering, Jake Butt)
• Louisiana Tech @ Western Kentucky – CBSSN
• Liberty @ Massachusetts – ESPN+

12:45 - 2:00 PM Games

• ULM @ Auburn – 12:45 PM – SECN (Taylor Zarzour, Matt Stinchcomb)
• Coastal Carolina @ Marshall – 1:00 PM – ESPN+
• Murray State @ Kentucky – 1:30 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Richard Cross, Charles Arbuckle)
• Mercer @ Alabama – 2:00 PM – SECN+, ESPN+ (Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman)
• Florida Atlantic @ Temple – 2:00 PM – ESPN+ (James Westling, Barrett Brooks)
• Florida International @ Jacksonville State – 2:00 PM – ESPN+

Afternoon Games

• Michigan State @ Illinois – 2:30 PM – FS1 (Alex Faust, Robert Smith)
• Syracuse @ California – 3:00 PM – CW (Thom Brennaman, Max Browne)
• Hawaii @ Utah State – 3:00 PM – Hawaii PPV, Team1Sports
• Sam Houston @ Kennesaw State – 3:00 PM – ESPN+
• LSU @ Florida – 3:30 PM – ABC (Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek)
• Penn State @ Purdue – 3:30 PM – CBS (Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson)
• Virginia @ Notre Dame – 3:30 PM – NBC (Dan Hicks, Jason Garrett)
• Boston College @ Southern Methodist – 3:30 PM – ESPN (Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick)
• Louisville @ Stanford – 3:30 PM – ACCN (Jorge Sedano, Orlando Franklin)
• Oregon State @ Air Force – 3:30 PM – CBSSN (Jordan Kent, Logan Ryan)
• South Florida @ Charlotte – 3:30 PM – ESPN+ (Justin Kutcher, Reggie Walker)

4:00 - 5:00 PM Games

• Nebraska @ USC – 4:00 PM – FOX (Jason Benetti, Brock Huard)
• Baylor @ West Virginia – 4:00 PM – ESPN2 (Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison)
• James Madison @ Old Dominion – 4:00 PM – ESPNU (Courtney Lyle, Rene Ingoglia)
• Troy @ Georgia Southern – 4:00 PM – ESPN+
• Missouri @ South Carolina – 4:15 PM – SECN (Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers)
• Arkansas State @ Georgia State – 5:00 PM – ESPN+

Evening Games

• Rutgers @ Maryland – 6:00 PM – FS1 (Chris Myers, Spencer Tillman)
• Arizona State @ Kansas State – 7:00 PM – ESPN (Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler)
• Boise State @ San Jose State – 7:00 PM – CBSSN (Rich Waltz, Robert Turbin)
• South Alabama @ Louisiana – 7:00 PM – ESPN+
• Southern Mississippi @ Texas State – 7:00 PM – ESPN+
• Tennessee @ Georgia – 7:30 PM – ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit)
• Oregon @ Wisconsin – 7:30 PM – NBC (Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
• New Mexico State @ Texas A&M – 7:45 PM – SECN (Dave Neal, Aaron Murray)

Late Games

• Cincinnati @ Iowa State – 8:00 PM – FOX
• UAB @ Memphis – 8:00 PM – ESPN2 (Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore)
• Wake Forest @ North Carolina – 8:00 PM – ACCN (Wes Durham, Tom Luginbill)
• Washington State @ New Mexico – 9:30 PM – FS1 (Dan Hellie, Petros Papadakis)
• Kansas @ BYU – 10:15 PM – ESPN (Mark Jones, Roddy Jones)
• San Diego State @ UNLV – 10:30 PM – CBSSN (Carter Blackburn, Randy Cross)

Is it Saturday Yet? The award winning College Football Podcast hosted by Luke Owens, Andrew Diaz & Bryce Hopwood.

Full CFB Week 11 Saturday Schedule

• Florida @ Texas – ABC (Joe Tessitore, Jesse Palmer)
• Purdue @ Ohio State – FOX (Gus Johnson, Joel Klatt)
• Minnesota @ Rutgers – NBC (Jac Collinsworth, Michael Robinson)
• Miami (FL) @ Georgia Tech – ESPN (Bob Wischusen, Louis Riddick)
• Navy @ South Florida – ESPN2 (Roy Philpott, Sam Acho)
• West Virginia @ Cincinnati – FS1 (Chris Myers, Robert Smith)
• Texas State @ ULM – ESPNU (Jason Ross Jr, Tyoka Jackson)
• Syracuse @ Boston College – CW (Thom Brennaman, Max Browne)

1:00 PM Game

• Liberty @ Middle Tennessee – CBSSN (Jordan Kent, Logan Ryan)

Afternoon Games

• Connecticut @ UAB – 2:30 PM – ESPN+ (James Westling, Leger Douzable)
• Marshall @ Southern Mississippi – 3:00 PM – ESPN+
• Georgia @ Ole Miss – 3:30 PM – ABC (Sean McDonough, Greg McElroy)
• Michigan @ Indiana – 3:30 PM – CBS (Brad Nessler, Gary Danielson)
• Clemson @ Virginia Tech – 3:30 PM – ESPN (Mark Jones, Roddy Jones)
• Army @ North Texas – 3:30 PM – ESPN2 (Mike Monaco, Kirk Morrison)
• Iowa State @ Kansas – 3:30 PM – FS1 (Guy Haberman, Yogi Roth)
• San Jose State @ Oregon State – 3:30 PM – CW (J.B. Long, Michael Bumpus)
• Duke @ N.C. State – 3:30 PM – ACCN (Chris Cotter, Mark Herzlich)
• Georgia State @ James Madison – 3:30 PM – ESPN+

4:00 - 5:00 PM Games

• Colorado @ Texas Tech – 4:00 PM – FOX (Jason Benetti, Brock Huard)
• Temple @ Tulane – 4:00 PM – ESPNU (Courtney Lyle, Rene Ingoglia)
• Kennesaw State @ UTEP – 4:00 PM – ESPN+
• South Carolina @ Vanderbilt – 4:15 PM – SECN (Dave Neal, Aaron Murray)
• Jacksonville State @ Louisiana Tech – 4:30 PM – CBSSN (Chris Lewis, Randy Cross)
• Arkansas State @ Louisiana – 5:00 PM – ESPN+

Evening Games

• Western Kentucky @ New Mexico State – 6:00 PM – ESPN+
• Mississippi State @ Tennessee – 7:00 PM – ESPN (Dave Pasch, Dusty Dvoracek)
• Oklahoma State @ TCU – 7:00 PM – FS1 (Eric Collins, Spencer Tillman)
• Maryland @ Oregon – 7:00 PM – BTN (Jeff Levering, Jake Butt)
• Alabama @ LSU – 7:30 PM – ABC (Chris Fowler, Kirk Herbstreit)
• Florida State @ Notre Dame – 7:30 PM – NBC (Noah Eagle, Todd Blackledge)
• UCF @ Arizona State – 7:30 PM – ESPN2 (Brian Custer, Rod Gilmore)
• Oklahoma @ Missouri – 7:45 PM – SECN (Tom Hart, Jordan Rodgers)

Late Games

• Nevada @ Boise State – 8:00 PM – FOX
• Virginia @ Pittsburgh – 8:00 PM – ACCN (Wes Durham, Tom Luginbill)
• Washington @ Penn State – 8:00 PM – Peacock (Paul Burmeister, Colt McCoy)
• UNLV @ Hawaii – 9:00 PM – CBSSN (Rich Waltz, Ross Tucker)
• Fresno State @ Air Force – 9:45 PM – FS1 (Chris Vosters, Charles Arbuckle)
• BYU @ Utah – 10:15 PM – ESPN (Dave Flemming, Brock Osweiler)
• UC-Davis @ Montana – 10:15 PM – ESPN2 (Jay Alter, Rocky Boiman)
• Utah State @ Washington State

Is It Saturday Yet?

The Award winning CFB podcast is back forCollege Week 10 with picks, previews, and predictions for every Division 1 matchup!

• Air Force Falcons @ Army West Point Black Knights – 12:00 PM, CBS, Blaik Field at Michie Stadium, West Point, New York
• Memphis Tigers @ UTSA Roadrunners – 12:00 PM, ESPN2, Alamodome, San Antonio, Texas
• Ole Miss Rebels @ Arkansas Razorbacks – 12:00 PM, ESPN, Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium, Fayetteville, Arkansas
• Buffalo Bulls @ Akron Zips – 12:00 PM, CBSSN, InfoCision Stadium-Summa Field, Akron, Ohio
• Toledo Rockets @ Eastern Michigan Eagles – 12:00 PM, ESPNU, Rynearson Stadium, Ypsilanti, Michigan
• Duke Blue Devils @ Miami (FL) Hurricanes – 12:00 PM, ABC, Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, Florida
• Stanford Cardinal @ North Carolina State Wolfpack – 12:00 PM, ACCN, Carter-Finley Stadium, Raleigh, North Carolina

• Vanderbilt Commodores @ Auburn Tigers – 12:45 PM, SECN, Pat Dye Field at Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, Alabama
• Minnesota Golden Gophers @ Illinois Fighting Illini – 12:00 PM, FS1, Memorial Stadium, Champaign, Illinois
• Northwestern Wildcats @ Purdue Boilermakers – 12:00 PM, BTN, Ross-Ade Stadium, West Lafayette, Indiana
• Ohio State Buckeyes @ Penn State Nittany Lions – 12:00 PM, FOX, Beaver Stadium, University Park, Pennsylvania
• Tulsa Golden Hurricane @ UAB Blazers – 2:30 PM, ESPN+, Protective Stadium, Birmingham, Alabama
• Maine Black Bears @ Oklahoma Sooners – 2:30 PM, ESPN+, Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, Norman, Oklahoma
• Old Dominion Monarchs @ Appalachian State Mountaineers – 2:30 PM, ESPN+, Kidd Brewer Stadium, Boone, North Carolina
• Chattanooga Mocs @ Western Carolina Catamounts – 2:30 PM, ESPN+, Bob Waters Field at E.J. Whitmire Stadium, Cullowhee, North Carolina
• Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks @ Marshall Thundering Herd – 3:30 PM, ESPN+, Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Huntington, West Virginia
• Arizona Wildcats @ UCF Knights – 3:30 PM, FS1, FBC Mortgage Stadium, Orlando, Florida
• Kansas State Wildcats @ Houston Cougars – 3:30 PM, FOX, TDECU Stadium, Houston, Texas
• Texas Tech Red Raiders @ Iowa State Cyclones – 3:30 PM, ESPN, Jack Trice Stadium, Ames, Iowa
• North Carolina Tar Heels @ Florida State Seminoles – 3:30 PM, ACCN, Bobby Bowden Field at Doak Campbell Stadium, Tallahassee, Florida
• Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders @ UTEP Miners – 3:30 PM, CBSSN, Sun Bowl, El Paso, Texas
• Indiana Hoosiers @ Michigan State Spartans – 3:30 PM, PEAC, Spartan Stadium, East Lansing, Michigan
• Oregon Ducks @ Michigan Wolverines – 3:30 PM, CBS, Michigan Stadium, Ann Arbor, Michigan
• UCLA Bruins @ Nebraska Cornhuskers – 3:30 PM, BTN, Tom Osborne Field at Memorial Stadium, Lincoln, Nebraska
• Wyoming Cowboys @ New Mexico Lobos – 4:00 PM, TRU, University Stadium, Albuquerque, New Mexico
• Coastal Carolina Chanticleers @ Troy Trojans – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Larry Blakeney Field at Veterans Memorial Stadium, Troy, Alabama
• Davidson Wildcats @ San Diego Toreros – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Torero Stadium, San Diego, California
• Weber State Wildcats @ Northern Arizona Lumberjacks – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome, Flagstaff, Arizona
• Texas Southern Tigers @ Florida A&M Rattlers – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Ken Riley Field at Bragg Memorial Stadium, Tallahassee, Florida
• Northern Colorado Bears @ UC Davis Aggies – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, UC Davis Health Stadium, Davis, California
• Central Arkansas Bears @ Utah Tech Trailblazers – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Greater Zion Stadium, St. George, Utah
• Montana State Bobcats @ Eastern Washington Eagles – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Roos Field, Cheney, Washington
• Southern Utah Thunderbirds @ Abilene Christian Wildcats – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Anthony Field at Wildcat Stadium, Abilene, Texas
• Southeastern Louisiana Lions @ Lamar Cardinals – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, Provost Umphrey Stadium, Beaumont, Texas
• Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks @ Nicholls Colonels – 4:00 PM, ESPN+, John L. Guidry Stadium, Thibodaux, Louisiana
• Massachusetts Minutemen @ Mississippi State Bulldogs – 4:15 PM, SECN, Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field, Starkville, Mississippi
• Austin Peay Governors @ North Alabama Lions – 5:00 PM, ESPN+, Braly Stadium, Florence, Alabama
• Alabama State Hornets @ Alcorn State Braves – 5:00 PM, ESPN+, Ladd-Peebles Stadium, Mobile, Alabama
• Montana Grizzlies @ Cal Poly Mustangs – 5:00 PM, ESPN+, Mustang Memorial Field, San Luis Obispo, California
• Florida Gators @ Georgia Bulldogs – 3:30 PM, ABC, EverBank Stadium, Jacksonville, Florida
• UT Martin Skyhawks @ Tennessee State Tigers – 6:00 PM, ESPN+, Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
• Hawaii Rainbow Warriors @ Fresno State Bulldogs – 7:00 PM, Valley Children’s Stadium, Fresno, California
• Arizona State Sun Devils @ Oklahoma State Cowboys – 7:00 PM, FS1, Boone Pickens Stadium, Stillwater, Oklahoma
• Eastern Kentucky Colonels @ Tarleton State Texans – 7:00 PM, ESPN+, Memorial Stadium, Stephenville, Texas
• Texas A&M Aggies @ South Carolina Gamecocks – 7:30 PM, ABC, Williams-Brice Stadium, Columbia, South Carolina
• Georgia Southern Eagles @ South Alabama Jaguars – 7:30 PM, ESPNU, Hancock Whitney Stadium, Mobile, Alabama
• Louisville Cardinals @ Clemson Tigers – 7:30 PM, ESPN, Memorial Stadium, Clemson, South Carolina
• Wisconsin Badgers @ Iowa Hawkeyes – 7:30 PM, NBC, Kinnick Stadium, Iowa City, Iowa
• USC Trojans @ Washington Huskies – 7:30 PM, BTN, Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium, Seattle, Washington
• Kentucky Wildcats @ Tennessee Volunteers – 7:45 PM, SECN, Neyland Stadium, Knoxville, Tennessee
• Colorado State Rams @ Nevada Wolf Pack – 8:00 PM, CBSSN, Clarence Mackay Stadium, Reno, Nevada
• TCU Horned Frogs @ Baylor Bears – 8:00 PM, ESPN2, McLane Stadium, Waco, Texas
• Pittsburgh Panthers @ SMU Mustangs – 8:00 PM, ACCN, Gerald J. Ford Stadium, Dallas, Texas

In this episode of the Award Winning CFB Podcast, Bryce Hopwood and Andrew Diaz dive into the state of college football. Get prepared for Week 8 with predictions, previews, and picks for the biggest matchups of the weekend.

The boys also discuss the impact of the upcoming 12-team playoff system and break down key SEC and Big 10 games, touching on the unpredictability of the season. Tune in to hear their insights on the most important games, rivalries, and their takes on which teams will rise or fall this week.

Saturday Schedule (Eastern Time):

• 12 p.m. — Miami (Fla.) at Louisville, ABC and ESPN+
• 12 p.m. — Nebraska at Indiana, FOX
• 12 p.m. — Auburn at Missouri, ESPN
• 12 p.m. — East Carolina at Army, ESPN2
• 12 p.m. — Louisiana at Coastal Carolina, ESPNU
• 12 p.m. — UCLA at Rutgers, FS1
• 12 p.m. — Virginia at Clemson, ACC Network
• 12 p.m. — Wisconsin at Northwestern, Big Ten Network
• 12 p.m. — Wake Forest at UConn, CBS Sports Network
• 12 p.m. — Arizona State at Cincinnati, ESPN+
• 12:45 p.m. — South Carolina at Oklahoma, SEC Network
• 3:30 p.m. — Alabama at Tennessee, ABC and ESPN+
• 3:30 p.m. — Michigan at Illinois, CBS
• 3:30 p.m. — Notre Dame at Georgia Tech, ESPN
• 3:30 p.m. — Florida A&M at Jackson State, ESPNU
• 3:30 p.m. — NC State at Cal, ACC Network
• 3:30 p.m. — Hawaii at Washington State, CW Network
• 3:30 p.m. — Charlotte at Navy, CBS Sports Network
• 3:30 p.m. — Tennessee State at Howard, ESPN+
• 3:30 p.m. — Houston at Kansas, ESPN+
• 4 p.m. — Colorado at Arizona, FOX
• 4 p.m. — Baylor at Texas Tech, ESPN2
• 4 p.m. — USC at Maryland, FS1
• 4 p.m. — New Mexico at Utah State, truTV
• 4 p.m. — Austin Peay at Utah Tech, ESPN+
• 4:15 p.m. — Texas A&M at Mississippi State, SEC Network
• 6 p.m. — LSU at Arkansas, ESPN
• 7:30 p.m. — Georgia at Texas, ABC and ESPN+
• 7:30 p.m. — Iowa at Michigan State, NBC
• 7:30 p.m. — Kansas State at West Virginia, FOX
• 7:30 p.m. — North Texas at Memphis, ESPNU
• 7:30 p.m. — UCF at Iowa State, FS1
• 7:45 p.m. — Kentucky at Florida, SEC Network
• 8 p.m. — Colorado State at Air Force, CBS
• 8 p.m. — South Dakota State at North Dakota State, ESPN2
• 8 p.m. — SMU at Stanford, ACC Network
• 10 p.m. — UNLV at Oregon State, CW Network
• 10:30 p.m. — TCU at Utah, ESPN

Is It Saturday Yet? - The Award Winning College Football Podcast. Join Luke Owens, Andrew Diaz, and Bryce Hopwood as they break down every matchup on a jam-packed Week 7 college football Saturday.

Here’s a full rundown of the day’s action (all times ET):

12:00 p.m. Kickoffs:

• South Carolina at Alabama – ABC (espn3)
• Washington at Iowa – Fox (Fox Sports)
• Clemson at Wake Forest – ESPN (ESPN+)
• Missouri at Massachusetts – ESPN2 (ESPN+)
• Toledo at Buffalo – ESPNU (ESPN+)
• Wisconsin at Rutgers – Big Ten Network (Fox Sports)
• UAB at Army – CBS Sports Network (CBS Sports video)
• Georgia Tech at North Carolina – The CW (affiliates)

3:30 p.m. Kickoffs:

• Oklahoma vs. Texas (Dallas) – ABC (espn3)
• Penn State at USC – CBS (Big Ten on CBS)
• Stanford at Notre Dame – NBC (Notre Dame on NBC)
• California at Pittsburgh – ESPN (ESPN+)
• Cincinnati at Central Florida – ESPN2 (ESPN+)
• Purdue at Illinois – Fox Sports 1 (Fox Sports)
• Louisville at Virginia – ACC Network (ESPN+)
• San Diego State at Wyoming – CBS Sports Network (CBS Sports video)
• San Jose State at Colorado State – truTV (Watch truTV)

Evening Kickoffs:

• Air Force at New Mexico – 7 p.m., truTV (Watch truTV)
• Ole Miss at LSU – 7:30 p.m., ABC (espn3)
• Ohio State at Oregon – 7:30 p.m., NBC (Big Ten on NBC)
• Oregon State at Nevada – 7:30 p.m., CBS Sports Network (CBS Sports video)
• Vanderbilt at Kentucky – 7:45 p.m., SEC Network (ESPN+)
• Iowa State at West Virginia – 8 p.m., Fox (Fox Sports)
• Marshall at Georgia Southern – 8 p.m., ESPNU (ESPN+)
• Syracuse at North Carolina State – 8 p.m., ACC Network (ESPN+)
• Minnesota at UCLA – 10 p.m., Big Ten Network (Fox Sports)

Other notable games:

• Arizona at BYU – 3 p.m., Fox (Fox Sports)
• Ohio at Central Michigan – 3 p.m., ESPNU (ESPN+)
• Mississippi State at Georgia – 3:15 p.m., SEC Network (ESPN+)
• Florida at Tennessee – 7 p.m., ESPN (ESPN+)
• North Texas at Florida Atlantic – 7 p.m., ESPN2 (ESPN+)
• Washington State at Fresno State – 7 p.m., Fox Sports 1 (Fox Sports)

Tune in for the crew’s full preview of these matchups, from mid-day kickoffs to late-night thrillers, with expert insight to get you ready for all the Week 7 action!

Is It Saturday Yet? An award winning college football podcast - Join Luke Owens and Andrew Diaz as they break down every CFB Matchup for Week 6!

Full Week 6 CFB Slate:

• 12 p.m. — Missouri at Texas A&M, ABC and ESPN+
• 12 p.m. — UCLA at Penn State, FOX
• 12 p.m. — Navy at Air Force, CBS
• 12 p.m. — SMU at Louisville, ESPN
• 12 p.m. — Pitt at UNC, ESPN2
• 12 p.m. — Army at Tulsa, ESPNU
• 12 p.m. — Wake Forest at NC State, CW Network
• 12 p.m. — Purdue at Wisconsin, Big Ten Network
• 12 p.m. — Boston College at Virginia, ACC Network
• 12 p.m. — UMass at Northern Illinois, CBS Sports Network
• 1 p.m. — Tennessee State at Lindenwood, ESPN+
• 1 p.m. — Austin Peay at West Georgia, ESPN+
• 1:30 p.m. — SC State at Tennessee Tech, ESPN+
• 3:30 p.m. — Auburn at Georgia, ABC and ESPN+
• 3:30 p.m. — Iowa at Ohio State, CBS
• 3:30 p.m. — Ole Miss at South Carolina, ESPN
• 3:30 p.m. — East Carolina at Charlotte, ESPNU
• 3:30 p.m. — Rutgers at Nebraska, FS1
• 3:30 p.m. — Indiana at Northwestern, Big Ten Network
• 3:30 p.m. — Virginia Tech at Stanford, ACC Network
• 3:30 p.m. — Temple at UConn, CBS Sports Network
• 4 p.m. — West Virginia at Oklahoma State, ESPN2
• 4:15 p.m. — Alabama at Vanderbilt, SEC Network
• 6:30 p.m. — Colorado State at Oregon State, CW Network
• 7 p.m. — Clemson at Florida State, ESPN
• 7 p.m. — James Madison at UL Monroe, ESPNU
• 7 p.m. — Utah State at Boise State, FS2
• 7:30 p.m. — Tennessee at Arkansas, ABC and ESPN+
• 7:30 p.m. — Michigan at Washington, NBC
• 7:30 p.m. — Baylor at Iowa State, FOX
• 7:30 p.m. — USC at Minnesota, Big Ten Network
• 7:30 p.m. — Nevada at San Jose State, truTV
• 7:45 p.m. — UCF at Florida, SEC Network
• 8 p.m. — Kansas at Arizona State, ESPN2
• 8 p.m. — Duke at Georgia Tech, ACC Network
• 8 p.m. — Hawaii at San Diego State, CBS Sports Network
• 10:30 p.m. — Miami (Fla.) at Cal, ESPN
• 10 p.m. — Texas Tech at Arizona, FOX

This week on Is It Saturday Yet?, join Luke Owens and Andrew Diaz as they break down the biggest matchups of Week 5 in college football.

From a key SEC showdown between Texas A&M and Arkansas to a prime Big Ten battle with USC visiting Wisconsin, the duo dives into their picks and predictions. They'll also preview No. 1 Texas taking on Mississippi State and the primetime clash of Clemson vs. Stanford.

Get ready for all the Week 5 action, predictions, and insights!

• No. 24 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas – 3:30 PM ET (ESPN)
• No. 13 USC vs. Wisconsin – 3:30 PM ET (CBS)
• No. 1 Texas vs. Mississippi State – 4:15 PM ET (SEC Network)
• No. 17 Clemson vs. Stanford – 7:00 PM ET (ESPN)
• Michigan State vs. Ohio State – 7:30 PM ET (Peacock)

Back for Week 3 of the college football season with picks, predictions, and analysis on the biggest games. This week’s slate includes some high-profile matchups you won’t want to miss! Hosted by Luke Owens, Andrew Diaz & Bryce Hopwood.

Week 3 Matchups:

• Alabama at Wisconsin – 12:00 PM ET, FOX
• Georgia at Kentucky – 7:30 PM ET, ABC
• LSU at South Carolina – 12:00 PM ET, ESPN
• Oregon at Oregon State – 3:30 PM ET, FOX
• West Virginia at Pittsburgh – 3:30 PM ET, ESPN

Get ready for another week of thrilling college football action! Here are the key matchups, including times, channels, and spreads:

• Nebraska vs. Colorado – 12:00 PM ET at Folsom Field, FOX, Spread: Colorado -3
• Notre Dame vs. NC State – 12:00 PM ET at Carter-Finley Stadium, ABC, Spread: Notre Dame -7
• Texas A&M vs. Miami (FL) – 3:30 PM ET at Hard Rock Stadium, ABC, Spread: Texas A&M -3.5
• Iowa vs. Iowa State – 3:30 PM ET at Jack Trice Stadium, FOX, Spread: Iowa -3.5
• Ole Miss vs. Tulane – 3:30 PM ET at Yulman Stadium, ESPN2, Spread: Ole Miss -7.5
• Texas vs. Alabama – 7:00 PM ET at Bryant-Denny Stadium, ESPN, Spread: Alabama -7.5
• Oregon vs. Texas Tech – 7:00 PM ET at Jones AT&T Stadium, FOX, Spread: Oregon -6.5
• Auburn vs. California – 10:30 PM ET at California Memorial Stadium, ESPN, Spread: Auburn -6.5

Is it Saturday Yet? The College Football Podcast is back with a fresh episode as the 2024 season approaches. This week, hosts Luke Owens, Bryce Hopwood, and Andrew Diaz dive into their SEC preview, breaking down the key teams, players, and storylines to watch. The guys also draft their top SEC quarterbacks, each selecting four QBs they believe will shine this season. To wrap up, they preview and make picks for the Week 0 games, setting the stage for the first action of the year.

Topics Covered:

• Intro and SEC Season Overview
• SEC Team Analysis: Key Contenders and Storylines
• SEC Quarterback Draft: Each Host Selects 4 QBs
• Week 0 Preview and Picks:
• Predictions and Final Thoughts on Week 0

2024 Big 10 Conference Preview

Is it Saturday Yet? The College Football Podcast is back for another week of in-depth discussion and analysis. This episode, hosts Luke Owens, Bryce Hopwood and Andrew Diaz dive into the Big Ten, starting with the latest on conference realignment and its impact.

Listen in as the boys dissect the schedules and rankings, focusing heavily on the Big Ten's major contenders, including Ohio State, Oregon, and Penn State.

Topics Covered:

• Big Ten Conference Realignment: Impact and Analysis

• Breakdown of Big Ten Contenders: Ohio State, Oregon, Penn State

• In-depth Analysis of Schedules and Rankings

• Independent Teams: Army, UConn, and their Upcoming Seasons

• Players to Watch in the Big Ten

• Big 10 Champion Predictions

Get ready for another episode of "Is It Saturday Yet," presented by Student Union Sports. Join host Luke Owens and Andrew Diaz as they dive into the Big 12 and Independent Previews, breaking down the latest news and key players.

With no Bryce Hopwood this week, Luke and Diaz focus on breaking down the Big 12 with conference power rankings, schedules, and potential upsets, while also discussing schedules for independent teams like Army, Notre Dame, UConn, and UMass.

Whether you're a die-hard College football fan or just tuning in, this episode is packed with great information for the upcoming CFB season

Is it Saturday Yet? The award-winning College Football Podcast is back and ready to rock for the 2024 College Football Season! Join hosts Luke Owens, Bryce Hopwood, and Andrew Diaz as they dive back into the world of college football with their signature banter and insights.

This week, the boys are starting to knock out their conference previews! First the guys jump into the ACC, where someone you may not expect is high on the Syracuse Orange. Then, it’s off to the American, where a three horse race between UTSA, Tulane, and Memphis has emerged.

Full Show Notes + Time Stamps

• Intro/the boys reunite for preseason (00:00:00-00:00:42)

• Season Preview and ACC Overview: Key changes in the ACC, including SMU, Stanford, and Cal joining (00:03:48-00:09:11)

• ACC Team Analysis: Discussions on NC State, Miami, and Syracuse (00:09:11-00:20:22)
• Other ACC Teams: Overview of Clemson, Florida State, and other teams to watch (00:20:22-00:22:50)

• (36:36 - 43:37) Players to Watch in the ACC

  • Spotlight on the top ACC players who could make a big impact.
  • The guys share their picks and what to expect from these players.

• (43:37 - 50:05) AAC Title Contenders Discussion

  • Who’s in the running for the AAC title?
  • Breaking down the top contenders and their chancesIn-depth look at various AAC teams and season predictions.

• (01:02:04 - 01:07:46) Transfer Quarterbacks and Surprise Teams

  • The impact of transfer quarterbacks this season.
  • Teams that could surprise everyone and shake things up.

New Indiana QB Kurtis Rourke joins the show to talk about his decision to leave Ohio and head to the Big 10, the commitment new Indiana coach Curt Cignetti has to winning, and where he sees himself after college. Plus, what’s one CFL rule Kurtis would like to add to college football and what’s more nerve wracking: playing in a big football game or proposing?

Air Force RB John Lee Eldridge III joins Big Hoppa and Luke to discuss his decision to enter the NFL draft, why Air Force deserves more service academy love, and what running in the triple option offense is like.

To finish up the episode, Diaz, Luke and Hoppa do a bit of house keeping to end the season; Including reactions to Nick Saban retiring and the ripple created in the college football world by Washington coach Kalen DeBoer taking over for him.

Finally, some talk about the most impactful transfers thus far, and Luke shares why Texas might have the most pressure in college football in 2024.

The Michigan Wolverines are national champions and the guys are here to break down their big win over Washington, including a JJ McCarthy debate. Plus, should Jim Harbaugh stay? Finally, Luke, Big Hoppa, and Diaz go through their preseason playoff predictions, some of which went horribly wrong.

The stage is set and we have our national championship game between Michigan and Washington. The guys discussed how they got here and if we have the definitive two best teams playing for the title. Plus, Big Hoppa stands on his soap box for the sanctity of bowl games, while Diaz and Luke are concerned about their future. Finally, the guys end with their last gambling pick of the season.

Luke, Diaz, and Big Hoppa are back together to talk about the early horrors of bowl games, while giving some props to some friends of the show. Then, things get personal as Luke is excited about Syracuse’s offseason, while Hop is less than thrilled with Wisconsin’s new quarterback. Finally, it’s off to preview Alabama-Michigan and Texas-Washington to see who win be playing for the national championship game.

App State QB Joey Aguilar joins the show to discuss his journey, starting in community college then working his way to becoming a second team All-Sun Belt Conference QB en route to a Sun Belt Championship game appearance for the Mountaineers. Joey discusses the team’s big win over James Madison and what his Latin heritage means to him. After that, Luke and Big Hoppa wonder if the Heisman trophy has lost some of its luster and the guys give their bowl game picks.

On this week’s episode, the guys react to the final playoff rankings, with Big Hoppa fighting for Florida State, while Luke and Diaz think we have arrived at the four best teams. Next, it’s off to the transfer portal where several big names have already entered, including some friends of the show. Speaking of which, Miami OH QB Aveon Smith is a conference champ and the guys preview Army-Navy.

It’s conference championship week but first the guys dive into the drama at Texas A&M that eventually leads to the hiring of Mike Elko. Then, Luke, Hoppa, and Diaz preview all 10 conference championships and debate if Ohio State still has a chance at the playoffs. Finally, Hop has built a lead in the picks segment, but Luke and Diaz look to come back starting this week.

It's officially Rivalry Week as we enter Week 13 of the 2023 CFB Season. Luke Owens, Bryce Hopwood & Andrew Diaz preview the full slate of rivalry week games, provide their best bets for the weekend, and eulogize the season of Jordan Travis after he suffered a heart breaking injury this past weekend.

This week the boys mourn the "death" of Jim Harbaugh, say their goodbyes to Jimbo Fisher, and provide an in depth preview for week 12 of the college football Season.

To end the show, Big Hoppa is joined by Central Arkansas QB Will McElvain, who threw a game-winning Hail Mary to knock off Eastern Kentucky and claim number 4 on ESPN’s Top 10 Interview with Will begins at 1 Hour & 11 Minute Mark

This week’s show kicks off with Luke defending his whale play loss against Hop and Diaz and his Oklahoma victory lap falling short. Next, it’s off to wonder if Caleb Williams crying after a tough loss is a bad look and a glance at the first college football playoff rankings. Finally, the guys give the troops some love in the G5 Five and finish with their weekly best bets.

The boys are back and have one burning question to start the show: who is the third best team in college football? Diaz, Hop, and Luke all give a different answer and the debate ensues. Also on the show, a shoutout to an underrated undefeated team and have college football coaches lost their minds this season? Finally, it’s off to preview a loaded slate of games and give the best gambling picks for the week, including a hammer whale play from Luke.

On this week’s episode, Luke is back in command as Hop and Diaz are quick to rip him about his Penn State national championship pick after the team suffered their first loss. Hop asks if he can add a third team to his roster, and the guys pick apart the Michigan sign stealing operation. Finally, it’s off to the Group of 5 for some shoutouts and Diaz goats Luke into making not one but two head to head bets this week on the gambling side of things.

It's just a two man episode this week as Hoppa and Diaz run through the Week 8 College Football slate. Without Luke to mediate, the boys are at each other's throats for the whole episode as they discuss their best bets, Hoppa's prop run & a big Mass Maritime win.

Luke starts the show busting Hop and Diaz’s chops after Oklahoma beat Texas and established themselves as a playoff contender, then the show quickly turns into a Syracuse podcast. When the guys finally get back on track, they clown the Mario Cristobal decision not to kneel out the clock, try to make sense of the ACC with Louisville firmly in the mix, and discuss the cycle of losing in the PAC 12. Then, it’s off to the G5 Five and each of the guys share their current Top 5’s in college football. Finally, weekly gambling picks and Luke has to pick if he’s with Hop and Diaz, or with Bo Nix.

Luke cashed his Game of the Year last week as Kentucky blew out Florida, but can the Wildcats compete at Georgia this week? Plus, it's Hop and Diaz vs Luke in the Red River Rivalry, with the guys landing on both sides of the Big 12 winner preseason. Also on the show, can USC win a national championship with their defense? A PAC-12 update, Michigan starts to turn some heads, and Luke drops a Big 10 take that does not sit well with Hop. Finally, the guys end the show with their best gambling picks.

Luke, Diaz, and Big Hoppa kick things off talking about a brutal loss for Diaz’s Fighting Irish to Ohio State, as Ryan Day attacks Lou Holtz. Deion Sanders lost his first game this year and the hate is pouring in, but is it deserved? Plus, Florida State wins a close one, Georgia continues to be disrespected, and is Alabama back? Finally, there is a new leader in the gambling picks and Luke has a game of the year.

Luke, Diaz, and Big Hoppa are all back this week and are ready to dive into all the Colorado talk after a close win over Colorado State. Then, it's onto this week where we have a loaded slate of games that will set the tone in the PAC 12, the SEC, and the national landscape. Diaz makes a bold prediction about Sam Hartman that leaves Hop angry, then of course the guys give their best bets for College Football Week 4.

Luke and Hop start the show recapping an in-person meeting of the podcast in Massachusetts this past weekend, as the boys got together to break bread and sweat out bets. Then, two historic programs got big wins with Texas beating Alabama and Miami taking down Texas A&M. Plus, the guys break down a loaded Pac 12 and wonder what team's will be standing at the end. Finally, it's time for the weekly gambling picks with Hop doing his best impression of Diaz.

Special Week 2 episode of "Is It Saturday Yet?" presented by Student Union Sports. This week, Hoppa interviews Wisconsin Legend Travis Beckum about both his collegiate and professional career.

Luke Owens and Andrew Diaz preview CFB Week 2 and provide their best bets! Rate, subscibe & follow us @StudentUSports & StudentUnionSports.com

Week 0 is all about overreactions and Diaz is all in on his Fighting Irish after their big win over Navy. Then, it’s off to the PAC 12 where Luke hitches his wagon to a former enemy of the show and Diaz and Hop agree on a conference winner once again. Another shocker comes in the Mountain West, where all three guys land on the same champ, and Hop tries to talk himself out of a jam. Finally, it’s College Football Playoff picks with Luke backing himself into a corner with his recent conference winners and the guys give their Week 1 best bets.

College football is BACK and the boys are fired up for this weekend’s slate of Week 0 games. They also continue to dive into conference previews and in the SEC, all three guys see Georgia taking a step back, but who will replace them as kings of the conference? Finally, a look at Conference USA after a ton of realignment makes Hop, Diaz, and Luke look at if Western Kentucky can finally capture their first title since 2016 with UTSA out of the way.

This week, Luke, Diaz, and Hop take a look at two of the deepest conferences in college football in the Big 12 and American Athletic. In the Big 12, Texas and Oklahoma headline their final season in the conference before heading to the SEC, and the guys disagree on how their years will go. Then, it's off to the American where newcomer UTSA looks to conquer yet another conference but will Tulane return enough to run it back? All that and more on this week's episode of "Is It Saturday Yet?"

The guys continue with their conference previews, this time focusing on the Big 10 and MAC. With some friendly faces & past guests from the MAC, Diaz, Hop, and Luke find it challenging to select a MAC Champion.

Meanwhile in the Big 10, Luke divides the podcast with a surprising conference championship pick.

The guys kick off their summer previews looking at the ACC, which is shaping up to be a two team race between Florida State and Clemson. Next, a look at what team may surprise some people, a player to hitch their wagon to, and one ACC team that will disappoint. Finally, it's onto the Sun Belt where Hop, Luke, and Diaz all disagree about who will win the title and things get contentious when discussing the upcoming season for Marshall.

Second-team All-Big 12 LB Johnny Hodges from TCU joins the boys to talk about the incredible season the Horned Frogs had, culminating in a Fiesta Bowl win and national championship game appearance. Johnny discusses his incredible journey, from playing lacrosse at Navy, begging to play football, and then transferring to the one school that gave him a chance: TCU. Plus, Johnny shares how the team felt disrespected going into the Michigan game and the moment they knew they had them beat.