• Week Zero College Football Recap | Kansas State, Iowa State & Biggest Storylines
    2025/08/25

    College Football Week Zero is in the books, and the storylines are already heating up. We break down how Kansas State and Iowa State looked in their opener in Dublin, Ireland, and what’s next for both programs. Plus, we react to the biggest scores from across college football and dive into the narratives already being written after just one week of action.

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    25 分
  • SEC Going to 9 Conference Games - What it Means for the Big 12 and College Football
    2025/08/22

    The SEC has finally added a ninth conference game, but what does that mean for the rest of college football? In this episode of First and 12, we break down how the move could actually benefit the Big 12—from media rights leverage to playoff positioning.

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    11 分
  • Big 12 Superlatives on Gameday Eve of College Football
    2025/08/22

    From “Most Likely to Drastically Surprise” to “Biggest QB Breakout,” we’re handing out every Big 12 superlative ahead of the 2025 season. Which teams and players deserve the spotlight—and which ones might be headed for disappointment? Adam breaks it all down with bold picks, spicy takes, and a few surprises along the way.

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    24 分
  • College Football Score Predictions: Week Zero
    2025/08/21

    Week Zero is finally here! In this episode of First and 12, we break down every matchup worth watching, preview the biggest storylines, and drop our score predictions—ranging from safe bets to bold upsets. Can BYU make an early statement with Bear Baughcheimer at quarterback? Which teams are on upset alert before most of the country even kicks off? It’s all football, all chaos, and the perfect way to start the season.

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    16 分
  • BYU Football Announces Starting Quarterback + Which College Football Games to Tune Into For Week 0
    2025/08/20

    College football is officially back! In this episode of First and 12, we break down the must-watch matchups of Week 0 that will set the tone for the season. Plus, big news out of Provo—BYU has officially named Bear Bachmeier as its starting quarterback. We’ll dive into what that means for the Cougars as they gear up for Year 3 in the Big 12.

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    17 分
  • ESPN FPI College Football Rankings Change Despite No Games Played
    2025/08/19

    How does ESPN’s Football Power Index make drastic changes when no games have even been played? In this episode of First and 12, we dive into the sudden FPI shake-up, what it means for Big 12 programs, and whether the analytics are truly reliable or just fueling offseason drama.

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    9 分
  • 24 Team College Football Playoff? A Power Move by the Big 10 or a Good Idea?
    2025/08/18

    The Big Ten is reportedly eyeing an expanded 24 or even 28-team College Football Playoff — but is this really about giving more teams a chance, or is it a political maneuver to reshape the model in their favor? On this episode of First and 12, Adam breaks down what this proposal means, how it could shift the balance of power in college football, and the ripple effects it would have on the Big 12 and its path to the postseason.

    He also gives his preferred 24 or 28 team model.

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    23 分
  • Michigan Consequence Sets Precedent For Other College Football Teams to Cheat
    2025/08/15

    The NCAA’s long-awaited ruling on Michigan’s sign-stealing scandal is finally here—and it’s massive. We break down the millions in fines, lost Big Ten revenue, recruiting restrictions, and multi-year show-cause penalties for key figures including Sherrone Moore, Jim Harbaugh, and Connor Stalions. Michigan keeps its 2023 national championship, but the program now faces four years of probation and major recruiting hurdles. What does this mean for Michigan’s future—and the NCAA’s power in college football?

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    12 分