IU wins First National Title in School History. Cignetti does it in 2 seasons. What does this do for other big name coaches across CFB? Does this put even more pressure on HCs to have instant success?Is the narrative of the SEC being the dominant powerhouse of CFB over? Is it the B1G's to lost or is it just more of a level playing field?

Miami is having a Cinderella run like Ohio State did last year, but can they finish their story with a fairy tale ending?

Indiana seems to finally be a football school with the domination they have been showing against every team they have faced this season, can they do the unthinkable and go 16-0 and win a national championship?

Nick Saban's coaching tree is widely successful and was on full display in the CFP Playoffs, but who is truly carrying his legacy on the best?

NIL has turn college football into a paid sport, so now guys can stay in college and potentially make more money than in the pros. Should guys like Ty Simpson and Dante Moore stay 1 more year to get more money and experience to help their draft stock?

The Big10 has now been in the national championship game for 3 years in a row. The SEC has not been since Georgia in 2022. Has NIL proven the SEC paid for its players and was that the main factor for their long standing success?

Sam joins the show to talk all the changes in College Football and where the sport is headed.

Should conference championships still be a thing? Should CFB be more structured like the NFL? Sam and Tony's picks for who goes to the national title game.

They discuss John Harbaugh getting fired and what is his next move that he should do?

Braden Smith for the Purdue Boilermakers breaks the Big10 All Time Assist Record, how far can Purdue go?