Flipping the Field Jacob Hamelburg and Jonathan Mills

After a brief hiatus, Jake and Jonathan return to discuss the state of the BIG Ten Foobtall. Topics on today’s show include looking back at preseason predictions, whether the Gophers are actually Golden and whether Ohio State could take down some notable SEC opponents- quick answer is yes. That and much more in an episode you definitely don’t want to miss!

Jonathan and Jake make note of the biggest takeaways from another weekend of conference play while discussing the ramifications of the Iowa vs. Penn State game. The guys also deconstruct the odd statistic of four unbeaten teams in the BIG Ten. Plus, listen in as they preview the games to come for all teams. You heard it hear first if it is right, and you don’t know where the takes come from if they’re wrong.

Jonathan and Jake are back talking BIG Ten football this week, including a breakdown of how far Ohio State can go and where the program stacks up against the rest of the conference. Jake reveals his hesitation against jumping the gun for this week’s upcoming MSU vs. Wisconsin matchup and the guys try to decipher what each undefeated record means for teams moving forward.

Jake and Jonathan discuss the implications for Michigan head coach Jim Harbaugh following his team’s blowout loss to Wisconsin over the weekend. The guys also run through last week’s conference games and discuss the depth of the BIG Ten in the NFL. If you need betting odds and game lines for this weekend’s games, you don’t want to miss out.

In this week’s edition of FTF, Jake and Jonathan break down the top-tier programs of the conference through the first slate of conference games. Numbers become a point of discussion and debate when the guys analyze which programs have the best shot at smiling under the confetti in Indianapolis come December.

Following an exciting week of BIG Ten action, Jonathan and Jake highlight the conference’s biggest blowouts and surprises from Week 1. The guys briefly debate whether the conference is the deepest in the college football landscape, and how important scheduling is in terms of status. To finish it off, the guys propose how and why OSU might be the best bet to make the CFP this year.