Steven Lassan and Braden Gall talk college football. The guys touch on the new recruiting rules, Pac-12 rumors and NIL congressional meetings. Then we take a deep dive into the future Big 12 and how those programs stack up against each other currently and historically. What is the best program in the new Big 12? The worst? How much upward mobility to the new programs have? Where would USC, UCLA, Texas and Oklahoma rank in their new conferences? And a quick look at our national top 10 programs in college football.

Steven Lassan and Braden Gall talk college football.

• Obligatory latest Pac-12 news
• New Big 12 angle to consider
• Spring practice content approach
• What if it was always a 12-team playoff?
• Which coaches benefit?
• Which teams are evaluated differently?
• Dan Mullen, James Franklin, Jimbo
• Wisconsin, USC, Baylor, Michigan St
• Kirk Ferentz, Mike Gundy, David Shaw
• Iowa St, Indiana, Colorado, Arizona

Steven Lassan and Braden Gall talk college football.

• Pac-12 obligatory opening update
• Big names coaches who need to win
• Long-time coaches with no expectations
• Long-time coaches with nothing to prove
• Future potential next wave of long-timers
• Long-timers who did everything they could
• Future names with building pressure

Steven Lassan and Braden Gall talk college football.

• More Pac-12 rumors!
• An ACC merger
• Three new rule changes
• SEC schedule leaks
• Georgia culture problem?
• Transfer QB portal data
• P5 transfers vs. G5
• QB battles in the spring
• Bama, Georgia, Ole Miss
• Nebraska, Ohio St
• Ok-State, Texas, West Virginia
• Arizona St and UCLA
• NC State and more

Steven Lassan and Braden Gall talk college football.

• Coaches hurting the game with access
• Players need to be more available
• Florida St sends warning shot at ACC
• Grant of Rights' future
• Pac-12 no news is bad news
• Can Washington challenge out West?
• What to make of Colorado?
• Miami or North Carolina in the ACC?
• Wisconsin, Michigan St, Nebraska
• The new guys in the Big 12
• Who is on the top tier in the SEC?
• Who is in the SEC's middle?