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The Pac-12 Network's Rick Neuheisel weighs in on what it's like facing Oregon, how defenses can attack high-speed offenses and more.

Ty Hildenbrandt and Dan Rubenstein talk with Grantland's Chris Brown about the evolution of Michigan's offense, the foundation of a Nick Saban defense, Clemson's balanced attack and much more.

Mike Leach talks about taking over as new head coach of the Cougars. Leach wants to be as efficient as possible and attack the field by getting everyone involved. Leach discusses his year off.

ESPN college football analyst Desmond Howard says Auburn did an amazing job taking away Oregon's running attack. Plus, Howard says Cam Newton needs more time to develop as a QB.

Scott and Trevor discuss what they believe is the most compelling BCS Bowl match-up. Hawaii and Georgia is their pick and mostly because not many people are sure how Hawaii will fare against an SEC team with a high-powered rushing attack.

Audio Podcast | December 27, 2007

Each joined in on our attack of Michele, who lost a bet as her Cal Bears fell to Carroll's USC Trojans last weekend. On the field, Fisher says big picture, Vince Young has performed well and improved. Fisher's pleased and expects a bounce back on Mon

Audio Podcast | November 14, 2007

Pat Forde took on Mike Gundy's tirade and doesn't like the double standard that student athletes enjoy right now. Coaches protect their kids and give them everything they want, but once they are challenged by the media or anyone else they attack like

Audio Podcast | September 25, 2007

The Ducks stunned Michigan behind a great performance by Dennis Dixon. Bellotti also talked about a balanced running attack and strong secondary.

Erik goes after the BCS again advocating for a playoff. He's still sick that Michigan got left out of the game because people just didn't want to see a rematch.

Audio Podcast | December 08, 2006

Everyone overreacts to the first game. Cut Chris Simms some slack. There's a good chance we'll see Tony Romo at some point. Mel expects Notre Dame to beat Michigan. Charlie Weis will attack the weakest link. And Troy Smith is a viable Heisman candida

Audio Podcast | September 15, 2006

Keith says this is an attack on USC, not Reggie Bush because this won't affect Reggie's future. The teams that want him will still want him when all is said and done.

Audio Podcast | April 24, 2006

ESPN college football analyst Gerry DiNardo is in Indy to defend his friend, Michigan coach Lloyd Carr, from Colin's constant attacks.

Audio Podcast | March 31, 2006