Football Weather covers the college football landscape from a different perspective. Hosts Matt Blaszka and Galen Clavio explore the key storylines, games, personalities, and structural changes that dominate the college football landscape on a weekly basis. With one host from the northeast and one host from the midwest, we approach college football as the universal American sport that it is, rather than something that just belongs to one specific region of the country.
Football Weather covers the college football landscape from a different perspective. Hosts Matt Blaszka and Galen Clavio explore the key storylines, games, personalities, and structural changes that dominate the college football landscape on a weekly basis. With one host from the northeast and one host from the midwest, we approach college football as the universal American sport that it is, rather than something that just belongs to one specific region of the country.
Who actually has a path to the College Football Playoff? In this episode of Football Weather, we break down the ACC and Big 12 races—and where Notre Dame fits into the bracket math. We talk résumés, schedule landmines, committee optics, and which teams have real margin for error.
What we cover:
ACC contenders and the at-large calculus
Big 12 chaos vs. credibility (and why two-loss teams could linger)
Notre Dame’s path: must-win spots and swing games
Strength of schedule, November positioning, and “style points”
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The Football Weather podcast shifts its focus to the Big Ten as the 2025 college football season approaches. After back-to-back national championships and four teams in last year’s College Football Playoff, the Big Ten is the most dominant conference in college football — and 2025 looks even deeper.
We break down:
Ohio State's title defense and playoff path
Oregon and Penn State’s chances at a deep postseason run
Whether Indiana can repeat its surprise 2024 performance
Key schedules and matchups for USC, Washington, Nebraska, Illinois, and Minnesota
Which non-conference games will shape the playoff picture this year
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The 2025 College Football season starts in just a few weeks! With the calendar now fully turned to August, Football Weather is looking at the college football landscape with an eye to which teams have a legitimate shot at making the 2025 edition of the College Football Playoff. We start with the Southeastern Conference, a league which tried and failed to promote several three-loss teams as legitimate playoff contenders last years. While Alabama, South Carolina, and Ole Miss all missed out on the 2024 Playoff, they were right in the middle of the conversation. How does the conference stack up this year? We go through all the schedules and matchups, and try to figure out how programs like Texas, Georgia, LSU, Texas A&M, and Florida might fit into the playoff debate this season.
On this edition of Football Weather, Matt and Galen dive into the aftermath of the Big Ten's Football Media Days. We discuss the "SEC Scheduling Principles" discussed by Tony Petitti and several Big Ten coaches, the need for consistent scheduling across the top levels of college football, and how the Big Ten's messaging needs to be stronger on this front. We also talk about the news that North Carolina is interested in a move to the SEC, what that news means for the Big Ten, and how realignment in college football is clearly nowhere close to being over.
Matt and GC are back with the second episode of Football Weather. With the games still several weeks away, we focus on the changes related to college sports (and particularly college football). Big Ten Commissioner Tony Pettiti finally makes a significant media appearance, so we take a look at that and ask for more leadership from the conference. Tennessee AD Danny White has some ideas on how college sports should interact with athletes. And the details of Clemson and Florida State's settlement with the ACC are available --- and they paint a picture of a radically different future for college sports. (And please kindly ignore the CrimsonCast banner - we had a graphic error that couldn't be fixed!)
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The official debut of the Football Weather podcast! We discuss some of the key changes going on right now in college sports, including the outcome of the House settlement and the potential impacts it will have on NIL. We also discuss some aspects of revenue sharing, and the breaking news of the lawsuit filed by Wisconsin against Miami over tampering.
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