Where should the CFBudge tour head to next?

The CFBudge Tour is headed to Fresno, California for Week 9! Stoked to see a high level Pac-12 battle play out late at night. If you're going to a game this weekend, where are you going?

What did Oregon do to deserve this?

I am also “100%” interested in the open Baylor head coaching job.

Who had the worst week 8?

Here is my Week 9 College Football Top 25. Let me know what you think!

A stat that is being overlooked because of how jarring this result was for USC: Luke Fickell is now 4-3 in his last 7 games versus ranked teams.

Who gets eliminated next?

I feel horrible for Oregon football. Oregon State completely abandoned them when they decided to stay in the Pac 12. If it weren’t for the Big Ten, offering the ducks a life raft, who knows if they even still have a program.

Did the AP voters get it right?

Notre Dame being above BYU was the easiest thing to see coming on the planet. You see they earned that spot with their quality loss to BYU and their win over #25 Wisconsin two months ago

What was your biggest takeaway from week 8?

The Mid Major CFP race is becoming very clear. If Boise State or Oregon State wins the Pac-12 with 2-losses, they're in. If New Mexico goes 12-1 they have a case, but I think they also need a 3-loss Pac-12 champ. If UNM and the P12 champs stumble, 12-1 UTSA is in, or perhaps an 11-2 North Texas or maybe Memphis but the Boise head to head hurts. If all hell breaks loose, a 12-1 JMU could get in even with their SOS.

USC is likely going to fail to make the CFP or contend in the Big Ten this year despite the following: - Being #1 in returning production & having the most returning starters in CFB - Oregon, Michigan, Penn State and Washington all being awful - Ohio State without their starting QB for half the season - Getting 2 of their 3 biggest games of the year at home This is a complete disaster for Lincoln Riley. This has to be the final straw.

Rank these three Power 4 job openings: - Baylor - Maryland - NC State