It was a rough weekend for the hosts’ teams—and a wild one across college football. Aaron, Ryan, and Chandler break down Ohio State’s collapse against Oregon, Auburn’s hard-fought win over Arkansas, and Mississippi State’s loss to Vanderbilt. They also debate the controversial Miami–Notre Dame finish, the officiating in Texas–Missouri, and what the results mean for playoff hopes. The commiseration is real; so is the banter.

• Oregon vs. Ohio State: The hosts dig into Ohio State’s second-half collapse, the lack of offensive answers, questionable play-calling and clock management, missed defensive chances, and the frustration of not getting the ball to Jeremiah Smith. They debate Ryan Day’s future, the coaching staff, and whether Ohio State can still salvage the season.
• Arkansas vs. Auburn: Ryan vents about Auburn’s narrow win, the slow start, undisciplined play, and fans booing their own team. The hosts discuss the coaching and play-calling—and give freshman linebacker Toodles credit for making an impact.
• Vanderbilt vs. Mississippi State: Aaron reckons with another painful loss and wonders whether the Bulldogs can find answers without star quarterback Camario Taylor. The crew debates the coaching, the offense, and Mississippi State’s prospects for the rest of the season.
• Georgia and Utah–BYU: They praise Georgia’s dominant performance and discuss Utah’s win in the Holy War, BYU’s strengths and weaknesses, and whether the teams are genuine playoff contenders.
• Miami vs. Notre Dame: The hosts break down the controversial end-zone catch ruled incomplete, the rule details behind the call, and whether Miami had a legitimate reason to feel aggrieved. They also discuss how Malachi Toney’s injury affected Miami.
• Texas vs. Missouri: They debate the disputed calls, reviews and missed penalties—and whether officiating changed the game. They acknowledge Texas’ win while discussing why the finish left fans frustrated.
• Alabama vs. LSU: The crew reacts to Alabama’s emphatic win, the team’s improvement, and whether the Tide could make a championship run.
• Kentucky vs. Tennessee: They discuss Tennessee’s physical win, Kentucky’s progress under Will Stein, and why Kentucky fans can still feel encouraged.
• Plus: player injuries, playoff pressure, and a look ahead to the next prediction and pick ’em episode.

• 0:09 — Welcome and a rough weekend for the hosts’ teams
• 1:27 — Oregon vs. Ohio State
• 9:38 — Ohio State’s season and playoff hopes
• 14:08 — Ohio State: transition period or deeper problems?
• 20:15 — Arkansas vs. Auburn
• 28:10 — Mississippi State, AJ Swan and Vanderbilt
• 31:03 — Mississippi State’s coaching and offensive questions
• 40:01 — Georgia and Utah’s win over BYU
• 42:19 — Miami vs. Notre Dame’s controversial finish
• 49:08 — Comparing the impact of key player injuries
• 51:04 — Texas vs. Missouri and the officiating debate
• 55:38 — Alabama’s win over LSU
• 57:43 — Guardian caps and player safety
• 1:02:02 — Kentucky vs. Tennessee
• 1:05:32 — Final thoughts and next week’s picks

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Chandler, Ryan, and Aaron are back on Run After Cast to predict a packed college football slate, guess the spreads and over/unders, and pick winners. With playoff implications across the schedule, the crew debates which ranked teams can handle the pressure—and where an upset might be brewing. Expect close calls, conflicting picks, and Aaron’s uneasy prediction for Mississippi State.

• No. 9 BYU vs. No. 3 Utah: The show opens with a ranked rivalry and a debate over whether BYU can cover, even if Utah wins.
• Arkansas at Auburn: The hosts discuss Auburn’s chance to get its offense going, while Aaron picks Arkansas to cover and expects a low-scoring game.
• No. 5 Alabama at No. 14 LSU: They weigh Alabama’s injuries against LSU’s strong recent play and debate whether this turns into a shootout or a defensive battle.
• No. 23 Oregon at No. 12 Ohio State: Can Ohio State bounce back after its loss to USC? The crew talks about quarterback play, Oregon’s pass rush, Ohio State’s defense, and the pressure on the Buckeyes to win.
• No. 7 Texas at No. 18 Missouri: A tight spread sparks a debate about Texas’ offense, Arch Manning, Missouri’s potential, and whether the game goes over or under.
• No. 6 Kentucky at No. 13 Tennessee: The hosts break down Kentucky’s rise, Tennessee’s defense, and a matchup they expect to be close and hard to call.
• Vanderbilt at Mississippi State: Aaron hopes for a Bulldogs win, while Ryan picks Vanderbilt. The crew debates the low-scoring matchup and whether Mississippi State can find an answer without its injured star quarterback.
• No. 1 Miami at No. 11 Notre Dame: With Notre Dame’s playoff hopes on the line, the hosts debate Miami’s consistency, Notre Dame’s offense, and a tempting spread.
• No. 2 Georgia at No. 10 Ole Miss: The final featured game brings another playoff-stakes matchup—and sharply divided picks on the winner.

• 0:10 — Welcome and pick ’em rules
• 0:22 — No. 9 BYU vs. No. 3 Utah
• 2:28 — Arkansas at Auburn
• 4:01 — No. 5 Alabama at No. 14 LSU
• 6:08 — No. 23 Oregon at No. 12 Ohio State
• 10:20 — No. 7 Texas at No. 18 Missouri
• 13:40 — No. 6 Kentucky at No. 13 Tennessee
• 16:49 — Vanderbilt at Mississippi State
• 21:20 — No. 1 Miami at No. 11 Notre Dame
• 25:11 — No. 2 Georgia at No. 10 Ole Miss
• 28:32 — Playoff pressure and final thoughts
• 29:33 — Where to follow, comment, and share

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All three hosts' seasons are officially "dead," and Aaron is running the funeral. Aaron, Ryan, and Chandler look back on a brutal Halloween weekend of college football. They cover Mississippi State's loss to Texas, Auburn's collapse against Ole Miss, and Ohio State's stunning loss at USC. They also react to the wild AP poll, Mike Norvell's exit at Florida State, and a season where nothing is predictable.

• Mississippi State vs. Texas: Aaron says it was the hardest game to watch, and Kamario's turf toe injury hits him hard. They ask whether the Bulldogs' season is already over and what it means for Vanderbilt next week.
• Auburn vs. Ole Miss: Ryan breaks down a close first half that fell apart. He covers the secondary injuries, the pass interference calls, the holding penalties, the missed two-point snap and the second-half play calling. They also talk about whether Auburn's defense is simply not good enough this year.
• Ohio State at USC: Chandler gives his notes from the game, including the dropped passes in the rain, the pre-snap penalties, and the red zone play calling. They also cover the clock management on the final drive, Jeremiah Smith on the bench, and the two-point conversion decision. Chandler also defends freshman quarterback Luke Fahy, who "didn't play bad."
• Ryan Day and the playoff picture: Aaron argues that Ryan Day is not good at coaching from behind. They also discuss why Ohio State may no longer be a Big Ten title contender.
• AP Top 25 chaos: They react to Utah at No. 3 and UCLA at No. 5, plus the idea that everyone in the top 25 could beat everyone else in a 14-team playoff.
• Florida State and Clemson: They discuss Mike Norvell's exit after the Clemson loss, FSU's finances and who might replace him, and whether Dabo Swinney is also on thin ice.
• Indiana vs. Minnesota and UNC vs. Miami: They cover two back-to-back 60-yard field goals, a game-ending sack, and two onside kicks that were called back.
• NIL, the transfer portal and the future of the sport: The hosts talk about player retention, life-changing money, and whether college football needs guardrails.
• Plus a look ahead to the Thursday pick 'em episode.

• 0:09 — Welcome to the "funeral" for our seasons
• 1:04 — Mississippi State vs. Texas and the Kamario injury
• 7:42 — Auburn vs. Ole Miss
• 17:20 — Ohio State at USC
• 28:43 — Positives for Ohio State and Luke Fahy
• 30:14 — Ryan Day and coaching from behind
• 31:21 — Ohio State's AP ranking and Big Ten title hopes
• 32:43 — Utah, UCLA and the AP Top 25
• 33:43 — Mike Norvell, FSU and Clemson
• 37:09 — Indiana vs. Minnesota
• 38:28 — UNC vs. Miami and the onside kicks
• 40:03 — The wildest top 25 in years
• 42:08 — NIL, the transfer portal and guardrails
• 46:46 — Next week's pick 'em and sign-off

Tell us in the comments:

• Is Ohio State's season over, or can they still win out?
• Is Mississippi State's season dead without Kamario?
• Who should replace Mike Norvell at FSU?
• Should college football add guardrails to NIL and the portal?

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