Cover 3 College Football

This is the only college pod for me. Great stuff 52 weeks a year. Sorsby has hired a lawyer who has worked for NFL player with NFL issues. Since Sorsby is under contract with Texas Texh but the school doesn't have any "collective-bargaining" with NCAA.... hurt or help he's cause.

Cover 3 - thanks for making long drives for work much more enjoyable. With the impending 24 team playoff, which programs would higher seeds want to avoid? I can’t see a lot of CFP powers being excited with a matchup against Iowa. As an IU fan, I’d rather play any pompous SEC team than a buttoned up Iowa team. What are your thoughts?

The C3-pod people (Chip, Bud, Tom, and even Danny) offer the best mix of CFB insights and fun conversations. Unlike the other pods, I never miss a show. The 2026 NFL draft class was generally considered “meh” by most, and the 2027 class is expected to have much better draft talent. This year the Big-10, ACC, Big-12 had more high end draft picks, but the SEC was down in both picks and on the field, and SEC was younger and retained more top end talent for 2026 - correlation or causation? So, is the draft class meh because it has more Big-10, ACC, & Big-12 than SEC at the top? Or, is the SEC retaining the talent for 2026 more the reason? Thanks!

Being fans/reporters/broadcasters of college football for so long, you guys would likely have a long list of great food options all over, whether it’s classic stadium fare or a good spot in a town. With this in mind: 1) Which stadium in the nation has the best concession foods (bonus points for signature items), and 2) Which city/college town has the best offerings in terms of food in the country? Shouts to the Come Back Shack in Boone, NC!