Episode 23 starts with the wild Brendan Sorsby story, as he is expected to enter the NFL Supplemental Draft instead of playing for Texas Tech after the NCAA/Big 12 eligibility battle. We break down what happened, how the Supplemental Draft works, and why this could become one of the most interesting NFL draft stories in years.

Then we continue our college football coaching report cards, including thoughts on Indiana, Texas Tech, Texas A&M, Miami, and Ole Miss. We talk through Mario Cristobal building Miami back into a real national program, Pete Golding taking over after Lane Kiffin at Ole Miss, and what these coaches still have to prove heading into the season.

After that, we look at the early-season games that could produce the first big upset of the year, including Toledo over Michigan State, Clemson over LSU, Old Dominion over Virginia Tech, Iowa State over Iowa, Arizona State over Texas A&M, and more.

We close the show with bold takes for the upcoming college football season.

In this episode of The Breakdown Bros, we start with the Brendan Sorsby situation and what it says about the current state of the NCAA, eligibility rules, gambling, and the future integrity of college football.

Then we continue our 2026 college football coach report cards with five major programs: LSU with Lane Kiffin, BYU with Kalani Sitake, Oklahoma with Brent Venables, Michigan with Kyle Whittingham, and Penn State with Matt Campbell. We break down expectations, roster changes, transfer portal moves, and whether each coach is set up to win big in 2026.

To close, we dive into the new Protect College Sports Act and what it could mean for NIL, transfers, eligibility, tampering, athlete medical coverage, scholarships, media rights, conference power, rivalries, and the future structure of college football.

In Episode 21 of The Breakdown Bros, we continue our college football coach report cards and break down spring media day chaos from around the sport.

First, we rank and grade the head coaches for Alabama, USC, Iowa, Washington, and Utah heading into the 2026 college football season. We discuss Kalen DeBoer’s pressure at Alabama, Lincoln Riley needing a breakthrough at USC, Kirk Ferentz’s stability at Iowa, Jedd Fisch’s momentum at Washington, and Morgan Scalley replacing a legend at Utah.

Then we react to the biggest spring media day and offseason storylines in college football, including the SEC vs Big Ten power debate, Kirby Smart and SEC governance talk, Sark taking shots at Texas Tech, the end of SEC cupcake weekend, CFP expansion, Lane Kiffin at LSU, and gambling punishments in college football.

Finally, we close with a bold CFP prediction: Texas Tech finishes ahead of Texas in the final College Football Playoff rankings.

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