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In this episode of the Monty and Murdy College Football Show, the hosts recap an exciting Week 2 of college football, discussing standout performances from teams like Tennessee, Texas, and Iowa State. They analyze the implications of these games on the Top 25 rankings and preview upcoming matchups, highlighting the struggles of teams like Oklahoma and Oregon. The conversation emphasizes the importance of defense and offensive efficiency in determining the success of college football programs. In this episode, Monty and Murdy dive into the latest college football action, discussing the shifting landscape of the top 25 teams, previewing week three matchups, and analyzing key games including Tulane vs. Oklahoma and Alabama vs. Wisconsin. They also share their predictions for various games, highlight standout performances, and reflect on the implications of recent losses for teams like Notre Dame. The episode wraps up with a discussion on the future of the PAC-12 and its potential resurgence in college football.

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In this episode, the hosts recap the college football games from the previous week. They discuss the Oklahoma vs. Temple game, highlighting the performance of quarterback Jackson Arnold and the dominant defensive performance by Oklahoma. They also analyze the Clemson vs. Georgia game, noting Clemson's struggles on offense and Georgia's overall talent. The hosts then discuss the Penn State vs. West Virginia game, praising Penn State quarterback Drew Aller's improved performance and the dominant play of Penn State's defense. They also touch on the Tennessee vs. Chattanooga game, highlighting the impressive performance of Tennessee quarterback Nico and the overall dominance of the team. The hosts briefly discuss the Texas vs. Colorado State game, noting Texas' overwhelming talent and the solid performance of their quarterback. Finally, they discuss the Miami vs. Florida game, questioning whether Miami's success is due to their talent or Florida's weaknesses. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the performances of various college football teams in recent games. They talk about the impressive win by Washington State's quarterback Jayden de Laura and the struggles of Florida's coach Billy Napier. They also analyze the games between Notre Dame and Texas A&M, USC and LSU, and Florida State and Boston College. The hosts share their takeaways from these games and discuss the updated top 25 rankings. In this episode, the hosts discuss their predictions for upcoming college football games. They analyze matchups such as Tennessee vs. NC State, Texas vs. Michigan, Iowa vs. Iowa State, SMU vs. BYU, Oklahoma State vs. Arkansas, Oregon vs. Boise State, Baylor vs. Utah, Colorado vs. Nebraska, and Virginia Tech vs. Vanderbilt. They also share their dud and dub of the week, with Virginia Tech and Vanderbilt being the dud and dub, respectively. The hosts end the episode with their weekly hot take, predicting that a new team will make it to the ACC Championship game.

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In this episode, the hosts recap the games from the previous weekend and preview 10 games for week one of college football. They discuss the Florida State vs. Georgia Tech game, the SMU game, and the Montana State vs. New Mexico game. They highlight the performances of Haynes King, the SMU kicker, and the OU defense. They also discuss the weather conditions and their impact on the games. The hosts give their predictions for the upcoming games and discuss the new coordinators at OU. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming games between Oklahoma and Temple, Clemson and Georgia, Penn State and West Virginia, Tennessee and UT Chat, Texas and Colorado State, and Miami and Florida. They analyze the key factors and players to watch in each game and make their predictions. In this conversation, Monty and Murdy discuss several college football games and make their predictions. They analyze the matchups, consider the strengths and weaknesses of each team, and share their insights. They also discuss the importance of home field advantage, the performance of key players, and the potential impact of coaching strategies. The conversation concludes with their dub and dud of the week, as well as Monty's hot take for the upcoming games.

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In this episode, the hosts discuss the 24/7 Sports team talent composite, which ranks teams based on their talent potential. They also preview the Week Zero college football games, including Hawaii vs. Delaware State, Montana State vs. New Mexico, SMU vs. Nevada, and Georgia Tech vs FSU. The hosts make their predictions for each game and discuss the Heisman candidacy of SMU quarterback Preston Stone. The conversation discusses the upcoming college football games and the potential Heisman candidates. They also talk about the hype surrounding the Texas Longhorns and why they are viewed as a top team. The hosts mention players to watch for offensive and defensive player of the year, including Carson Beck from Georgia and Olly Gordon from Oklahoma State on offense, and Abdul Carter from Penn State on defense. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the Texas Longhorns football team and their prospects for the upcoming season. They mention the losses on the defensive line but believe that the team has good depth and recruiting to fill those gaps. They also discuss the importance of a strong run game to support quarterback Quinn Ewers. They mention the upcoming games against Georgia and Michigan as key tests for the team. Overall, they believe that Texas has the potential to be a top-five team this season.

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In this episode, Monty and Murdy discuss college football conference power rankings, 12-team playoff predictions, and the current state of the game. They agree that the SEC is the top conference, followed by the Big Ten and the Big 12. They also discuss the potential for non-conference champions to make the playoffs and the importance of strength of schedule. Monty predicts that the top five in the playoffs will be conference champions, with the group of five represented by Appalachian State or Liberty. Murdy predicts that Utah will be the Big 12 runner-up and Boise State will make the playoffs as well. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their predictions for the College Football Playoff rankings. They go through their top 12 teams and debate the potential scenarios and outcomes. They also discuss the challenges faced by certain teams and the impact of their schedules. The hosts also share their thoughts on dark horse teams and provide updates on their own college football video game experiences. They end the conversation with their dud and dub of the week and Monty's Weekly Hot Take

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In this episode, Murdy and Monty discuss notable incoming freshmen in college football and their potential impact on the field. They also share their top 25 teams for the upcoming season and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each team. The conversation is filled with bias towards SEC teams, particularly Georgia and Alabama. They also mention the importance of the offensive line and the potential for South Florida to surprise people in the 12-team playoff era. In this part of the conversation, Murdy and Monty discuss their top 25 college football teams. They go through each team and provide their reasons for their rankings. Some of the teams mentioned include Georgia Bulldogs, Ohio State, Oregon, Ole Miss, Notre Dame, Alabama, Florida State, Texas, Utah, LSU, Penn State, SMU, Texas A&M, Iowa, Clemson, Nebraska, and NC State. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts review their top 25 college football rankings. They discuss teams like Michigan, Georgia, Ohio State, Texas, Oregon, and Miami. They also share their dud and dub of the week, with Monty choosing UCLA head coach Deshaun Foster as his dud and Dylan Raola, a player for an undisclosed team, as his dub. Murdy's dud of the week is Kansas tight end Quentin Conley for his awkward TikTok video, and his dub of the week is football fans in general as the season approaches.

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In this episode, Monty and Murdy discuss the topics of the NIL transfer portal, conference realignment, and the SEC media poll. They explain how the NIL transfer portal works and its impact on college football. They also discuss the ongoing conference realignment and the potential moves of Clemson and Florida State to the Big 12. Finally, they analyzed the SEC media poll and shared their thoughts on the projected finish order the SEC media poll and share their thoughts on the projected order of finish in the SEC. In this conversation, Monty and Murdy discuss the rankings and polls in college football. They talk about the surprise of Oklahoma being ranked behind Tennessee in the SEC media poll and discuss whether Oklahoma's roster is good enough to win against the teams ranked ahead of them. They also discuss the preseason All-SEC team and the debate over the real UT between Tennessee and Texas. They then move on to discuss the recruiting rankings for 2025, with Ohio State and Alabama leading the pack. They end the conversation with their winner and loser of the week, with Monty praising his barber as the winner and Murdy choosing Bronny James as the winner for his performance in the NBA Summer League. They also discuss the potential rebranding of conferences and the future of the ACC. Finally, Monty gives his hot take of the week, predicting that Iowa State will win the Big 12.

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In this episode, Murdy and Monty discuss the upcoming changes in college football, including the 12-team playoff and conference realignment. They talk about the impact of the new playoff format on teams and the excitement it brings. They also discuss the strength of conferences like the SEC and the Big Ten, as well as the potential of teams like Oregon and Nebraska. The hosts also touch on the addition of SMU to the ACC and the implications of the new conference landscape. Overall, they express their enthusiasm for the future of college football. In this conversation, Monty and Murdy discuss college football, including their predictions for the upcoming season and their thoughts on the new college football video game. They also talk about the 12-team playoff format and the SEC's dominance in college football. They end the conversation with their picks for the deadbeat and victor of the week.

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