This week, Kev and Ciarnan revisit the never-ending Brendan Sorsby saga as his request to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft is denied. They also discuss the NCAA adopting an age based eligibility model, and debate potential changes to the transfer portal windows. They also react to Brian Kelly joining CBS to cover the Mountain West, and ask an important question: are there actually mountains in Illinois? Then it's time for another logo history deep dive, this time covering the MAC. From iconic mascots and underrated classics to some truly questionable design choices, the guys rank every Mid-American Conference logo while celebrating the beautiful chaos that makes MACtion one of the best traditions in college football. Plus, thoughts on The Citadel finding bodies during their stadium renovation, World Cup talk, mascot weirdness, and planning some MACtion livestreams!

00:00 NFL denies supplemental draft request

06:38 NFL legal dispute discussion

10:17 Discussing Brandon Source's draft prospects

13:03 Big 12 legal discussions

14:37 College football lawsuit drama

20:33 Old bodies, not a murder case

21:15 Brian Kelly joins CBS

24:48 New eligibility rules for athletes

29:16 NCAA transfer timeline discussion

31:56 Raccoons at college football games

34:51 Getting rid of the logo 38:45 Discussing logo design choices

42:25 Central Michigan's logo history

46:25 Discussing color changes

47:56 Toledo vs. Kent State Performance

50:54 Changing team branding and mascots

55:04 USA's World Cup chances

Good news came out of college football this week... somehow.

Ciarnan and Kev dive into the conclusion of the Brendan Sorsby saga after declared for the NFL Supplemental Draft, discussing how Texas Tech's gamble on a quarterback turned into one of the biggest offseason controversies in the sport despite the fact that Sorsby is, by most accounts, pretty mid. The guys break down the NCAA's handling of the situation, gambling rules in college sports, and whether Sorsby actually has an NFL future.

They also discuss Arch Manning's continued grip on the college football world, Zachariah Branch reportedly leaving USC over facility restrictions, college football's obsession with neutral-site games, and why Notre Dame always seems to find its way into the conversation.

Plus, thoughts on TCU's shamrock-themed uniforms ahead of the Aer Lingus Classic and a heated debate over field storming. Their conclusion? The only teams storming the field are either poverty programs or little brothers.

College football chaos, NCAA controversy, transfer portal drama, and plenty of hot takes. It's all here.

00:00 Controversy over Texas Tech decisions

05:56 Gambling rules in college sports

09:16 Supplemental draft bidding process

10:58 Discussing Brendan Sorsby's contract

16:09 College football team dynamics

17:54 Concerns about player's motivations

21:57 Discussing draft prospects and choices

25:58 Discussing USC facility issues

28:06 College football's financial impact

32:31 Major league rugby in Nashville

34:58 Discussing early-season games

38:05 Reduced fines long-term benefits

41:18 Only poverty programs storm the field

College football is dead, Ciarnan & Kev are just here for the eulogy.

They blame Brendan Sorsby after his punishment was reduced from stripped eligibility to a two game suspension, discussing the fallout, NCAA gambling policies, and whether the organization has any idea how to handle sports betting in 2026. They also react to rumors that some programs may be reluctant to schedule Texas Tech moving forward and debate whether the NCAA is creating more problems than it's solving.

They also discuss Nick Saban calling on Congress to help save college football, Mike Leach landing on the College Football Hall of Fame ballot, Virginia Tech receiving a massive $75 million donation, North Dakota getting caught tampering in one of the dumbest ways imaginable, UCLA's Karson Gordon entering the transfer portal as a track athlete, and Virginia vs. NC State being moved from Brazil back to Charlottesville.

Then it's time for another logo history deep dive, this time covering the Pac-12... or what's left of it. From iconic mascots and forgotten classics to unnecessary gradients, questionable redesigns, and some surprisingly great branding decisions, the guys break down every school's logo history and debate which programs got it right and which completely missed the mark.

College football chaos, NCAA controversy, transfer portal nonsense, Pac-12 logo history, and plenty of hot takes. It's all here.

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00:00 Discussing team chances in tournament

04:39 NCAA tampering violation incident

06:36 NCAA transfer portal loophole

10:35 Letting Franklin go

15:12 Nick Saban's political involvement

16:58 Criticism of NCAA governance

22:21 Questioning NCAA integrity

23:52 Discussing gambling and its implications

28:07 College sports controversy response

33:50 Discussing NCAA's waning influence

37:30 Discussing retro design elements

40:23 Describing the beaver illustration

42:02 Choosing a Boise State logo

46:56 Funny colorblind moment in podcast

49:45 Discussing Texas State's Logo Changes

54:42 Writing about top quarterbacks

56:41 Wrapping up and checking in