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The craziest Week 1 endings, the real LSU-Clemson takeaway, and the games that will shape the early season are all on the table here. If you want sharp college football reaction with faith, humor, and zero shortage of hot takes, this is your episode.George Schroeder, Todd Unzicker, and Jonathan Howe kick off by dissecting the Michigan-Western Michigan finish that had everyone arguing about clocks, replay, and whether the game should have ended at all. From there, they turn to LSU's demolition of Clemson and ask the question a lot of fans are now whispering: has the Dabo Swinney era entered a new phase?You’ll hear:Why the Michigan ending felt less like football and more like a rules controversy waiting to happenWhat LSU's offense did that made their night look like a throwback to 2019Why Clemson's problems may be bigger than one bad lossHow Boise State keeps finding a way to push Oregon to the edgeWhich early-season matchups could rewrite the national conversation this weekThe conversation doesn't stop at rankings and scoreboards. The hosts also weigh what Week 1 revealed about the ACC, Big Ten, SEC, and Big 12, including the quiet rise of teams like Louisville, BYU, and Texas Tech. Then they bring it home with a short, sincere faith reflection from Matthew 26 on Mary breaking the alabaster jar, reminding listeners that whatever you do, do it for the glory of God.Finally, they look ahead to a loaded Week 2 slate, including Oklahoma at Michigan and the heavyweight showdown between Ohio State and Texas.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

College football is back, and Week 1 is already setting up the kind of chaos that separates contenders from pretenders. George Schroeder and Todd Unzicker kick off the season by reacting to the wild Week Zero overreactions, from Bill Belichick’s debut at North Carolina to Virginia’s bully-ball win over NC State, Florida State’s uneasy opener, and USC’s defense under new scrutiny.Then the conversation turns to the games and quarterbacks that could define the entire season. You’ll hear why Oregon looks like a legitimate national title threat, why Clemson-LSU is a true Death Valley showdown, and why the new-look quarterback landscape could reshape the playoff race. George and Todd break down the biggest debut arms to watch, including Darien Mensa at Miami, Josh Hoover at Indiana, Sam Levitt at LSU, Keelan Russell at Alabama, Faison Brandon at Tennessee, Austin Simmons at Missouri, Aaron Philo at Florida, and more.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

College football is back, and the biggest Week Zero story might not even be on the field.A wild eligibility loophole, a possible NFL-to-college return, and a patchwork of court rulings could rewrite what "student-athlete" means this season. George Schroeder and Todd Unzicker preview Week 0 and break down the DaQuann Wright saga—why it matters far beyond one player, and how NIL, the transfer portal, and changing NCAA rules are creating chaos no one can fully control.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

The 2025 preseason coaches poll is out, and it instantly raises the biggest question in college football: is the SEC still the deepest league, or has the Big Ten already passed it by? George Schroeder and Todd Unzicker break down the rankings, the playoff implications, and the teams that could rise or fall before September even arrives.Ohio State and Oregon sit at No. 1 and No. 2, Georgia remains a constant at the top, and Texas is drawing massive expectations again. But this conversation goes deeper than the usual preseason chatter. George and Todd weigh whether Arch Manning hype was unfair last year, why Indiana’s staying power is suddenly real, and how Clemson can land at No. 23 after a 7-6 season. They also dig into Tennessee, Missouri, Notre Dame, Oklahoma, Alabama, and why some of these rankings already feel fragile.The guys cover:why the new SEC nine-game schedule could reshape the College Football Playoff racehow the transfer portal and NIL may be erasing the SEC’s old edgewhich top-10 teams look the most vulnerable right nowwhy SMU, Virginia Tech, BYU, and Texas Tech are lurking as dangerous sleeperswhat LSU’s massive Lane Kiffin gamble could mean in year oneGeorge and Todd also preview some of the season’s most revealing early tests, including Oregon at Oklahoma State, LSU at Ole Miss, and the brutal schedules facing Texas, Indiana, and Georgia. If you care about who is really built to survive the chaos of a 12-team playoff era, this episode makes the case before the games even kick off.They also share a surprisingly fun story from Akron, where fans can literally win the chance to call the opening drive with head coach Joe Moorhead, a promotion that has already moved tickets and stirred up rival fan bases. It is one of those off-the-wall college football moments that perfectly captures why the sport is so great.Then the episode shifts into a powerful faith segment from Luke 5, where George unpacks Jesus calling Peter from fishing for fish to fishing for people. Todd adds a compelling reflection on awe, evangelism, and total surrender, making this a meaningful listen whether you came for football, faith, or both.George Schroeder is a pastor and co-host of Gridiron and the Gospel, known for connecting college football conversation with clear, practical Christian teaching. Todd Unzicker is George’s co-host, bringing thoughtful football analysis and faith-driven insight throughout the episode.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Join George Schroeder and Todd Unzicker as they dive into the upcoming 2026 college football season, discussing key matchups, team dynamics, and the evolving landscape of college sports. This episode sets the stage for an exciting season filled with rivalries, coaching changes, and playoff implications.00:00 - Introduction and Season Outlook01:58 - The Offseason and Key Developments04:04 - Gambling Issues and NCAA Challenges07:01 - Soccer and World Cup Highlights08:54 - Conference Realignments and Coaching Moves11:58 - Media Days and Early Season Expectations14:14 - Anticipated Matchups and Key Games17:03 - LSU vs Clemson and Season Opener18:51 - Big Ten and SEC Showdowns22:03 - Ole Miss vs Mississippi State and Lane Kiffin24:00 - October Key Games and Playoff Implications27:13 - USC, Ohio State, and Big Matchups29:00 - Florida State and Coaching Hot Seats31:52 - Season Predictions and Final ThoughtsConnect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Former ESPN analyst David Pollack joins the show to talk faith and football with George and Todd. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Former UCF, Auburn, and Arkansas State head coach Gus Malzahn joins the show to talk about his coaching career, his new retirement life, and how his faith has been foundational to all he's done.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Todd, Dean, and George reflect on Indiana's championship run and delve into the impact of the transfer portal, the rise of the Big Ten, and the future of college football. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

The Indiana Hoosiers, led by Coach Curt Cignetti and Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza, capped a perfect 16-0 season with a hard-fought 27-21 win over Miami in the College Football Playoff Championship Game. George, Todd, and Brad break down the game and discuss what could be called the single greatest sports story ever.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

The whole gang is here for a preview of the CFP Championship Game. What are the keys to the game for Miami and Indiana? What will the makeup of the crowd be like? Can Miami's defense stop Mendoza? George, Brad, Todd, Jonathan, and Dean break it all down and make their picks for this year's champion. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Todd recap Indiana's dominant win over Oregon in Atlanta as well as Miami's victory over Ole Miss in Phoenix. Be sure to catch this recap episode before our special title game preview coming later in the week. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Brand, George, Jonathan, and Todd break down the quarterfinal games and preview the upcoming semifinals. The guys also make their picks for who makes it to the championship game.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Todd, George, and Jonathan preview the CFP quarterfinal round and make their picks for the semis. Also, a look at bowl sponsorships and how the Pop Tarts Bowl has become the biggest thing outside of the playoffs. Finally, the guys weigh in on Michigan's new head coaching hire, Kyle Wittingham. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

The first round of the College Football Playoff had both drama and blowouts. The two G5 teams, Tulane and James Madison, made quick exits at the hands of Ole Miss and Oregon. Meanwhile, Alabama stormed back from a 17-0 hole to beat Oklahoma, and Miami overcame Texas A&M in a defensive struggle. That leaves us with a break in the playoff schedule with bowl games coming this week. George and Jonathan break it all down this week on Gridiron & the Gospel. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Dean preview the first round of the College Football Playoffs, review Fernando Mendoza's Heisman win, and discuss the strange events surrounding Sherrone Moore's firing and arrest at Michigan. All that and more on this week's Gridiron & the Gospel. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Todd, Brad, and Jonathan join George for a roundtable discussion about selection Sunday and whether or not the committee got it right with including Miami and leaving Notre Dame out of the playoff. And what does Notre Dame's bowl abstention mean long term for college football?Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Lane Kiffin is leaving Oxford and headed to the Bayou to coach LSU. Also, Todd and George recap rivalry weekend and preview the upcoming conference championship games and their potential impact on the playoff picture. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Mac Powell of Third Day joins the show with Brad and George to talk college football and faith. The guys review the weekend, talk through the playoff possibilities, and where Lane Kiffin might end up. All that and more this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Texas A&M came back from a 30-3 deficit to beat South Carolina while Alabama couldn't overcome Oklahoma's defense. Also, Dean and George take a deeper look at the ACC and what to make of the conference's struggles.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

The first College Football Playoff rankings were released this week. George and Dean break those down as well as Indiana's dramatic, last minute win over Penn State. Also, is there a path for the Group of Five to make it deep into the playoffs? All that and more this week on Gridiron & The Gospel. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Hugh Freeze is out at Auburn after their loss to Kentucky. And Brad Edwards returns to the program this week to talk coaching changes and the ranked teams that fell in week 10. Brad and George rank the coaching openings and discuss what that means for some of the teams at the bottom of the list and the potential difficulty they may have to fill their openings. Also, the playoff picture is starting to come into focus for teams like Texas A&M, Alabama, Ohio State, and Indiana. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

35 unanswered points by the Aggies spelled the end of the Brian Kelly Era at LSU this weekend. Kelly was let go less than 24-hours after the Aggies routed the Tigers. This week, Dean and George explore the importance of fit for coaches and programs and explain how Kelly never was the right fit in Baton Rouge. Also, the  guys discuss the gambling news from the NBA and how gambling has negatively impacted sports. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

After the dust settled on week 8, it showed that nine Top 25 teams lost—including four top-10 teams. But even a win over Mississippi State couldn't save Billy Napier as he was let go at Florida on Sunday. George and Dean break it all down on this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

A lot happened this weekend across the college football landscape, and Todd Unzicker jumps on this week with George to break down the big wins by Texas, Georgia, LSU, Indiana, and Ohio State. Also, James Franklin was let go from Penn State on Sunday after a third straight loss, this one to Northwestern. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Miami declared themselves state champs of Florida after their 28-22 win over Florida State. Elsewhere, Penn State and Texas fell hard, and Alabama avenged last season's loss to Vanderbilt. Also, George and Dean look ahead to the Red River Rivalry coming this weekend. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Dean Inserra returns to the pod this week to discuss the big wins by Alabama, Oregon, and Ole Miss over the weekend. Also, Florida State fell on the road at Virginia, and coaches have started to be let go as Mike Gundy and Sam Pittman were both fired in the last week.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Todd Unzicker joins the pod this week to talk about big ranked wins for Oklahoma, Indiana, Miami, and more. Also, the seats are hot in Gainesville and Clemson. Todd and George also look ahead to the upcoming matchups between Oregon and Penn State as well as Alabama and Georgia. All that and more this week on Gridiron & The Gospel. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Brad Edwards returns for this week's episode highlighting Texas A&M's and LSU's big wins. The guys also dive into the whirlwind of coaching changes and challenges in college football. From UCLA's Dishon Foster and Virginia Tech's Brent Pry taking early exits, to the pressures mounting on Florida's Billy Napier, Brad & George explore the dynamics and implications of these shifts and much more. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Nico Gramatica's last-second field goal gave South Florida an 18-16 win over in-state rival Florida at The Swamp. Also, Oklahoma beat Michigan in Norman in a matchup of college football blue bloods. George and Dean also discuss the issues with preseason rankings and more on this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Arch Manning and Texas went into the Horseshoe and were manhandled by Ohio State to open the season. Alabama looked far from the powerhouse we have seen in recent years in their loss to Florida State. And LSU and Miami notched big wins over Clemson and Notre Dame to open the season. George and Dean cover all that and more on this week's episode of Gridiron & The Gospel. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Join us as we kick off an exciting new season of Gridiron & the Gospel! This season, we're thrilled to introduce some fresh changes, including a new co-host in Dean Inserra who brings a unique perspective and energy to the show. Get ready for insightful conversations, captivating stories, and a deeper dive into the the sport you love. Tune in and be part of our journey as we preview the 2025 college football season.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode, George Schroeder and Brad Edwards dive into the highs and lows of the recent college football season. They chat about the expanded playoff format, the magic of rivalries, and how player compensation is reshaping the game. Along the way, they unpack viewership trends, fan engagement, and what the future might hold for playoff ratings and schedules.From the influence of NIL and the transfer portal to the shifting role of coaches, George and Brad explore how college football is evolving. They share their take on standout moments from the playoffs and even make bold predictions about future championships—could we see an underdog take it all? Tune in for a fun and insightful look at the changing face of college football.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode, George Schroeder and Brad Edwards break down the national championship game between Ohio State and Notre Dame. They dive into Ohio State's standout performance, Notre Dame's surprising resilience, the key players who made a difference, and the coaching decisions that shaped the outcome. They also reflect on the season as a whole and what it could mean for the future of college football.Later in the episode, George and Brad explore the shifting landscape of the sport, focusing on the impact of playoff expansion and the evolving importance of traditional rivalries. They discuss how teams can still thrive despite setbacks, predict future championship contenders, and highlight the critical role of recruiting and player development. The conversation also considers how unexpected teams could rise to prominence as college football continues to change.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad analyze the thrilling college football playoff semifinals, focusing on the matchups between Ohio State and Texas, and Notre Dame and Penn State. They discuss the key moments, coaching decisions, and the implications of these games for the upcoming national championship. The conversation highlights the strengths and weaknesses of each team, the significance of the playoff format, and the excitement surrounding the championship matchup between Ohio State and Notre Dame. The conversation culminates in predictions for next week's national championship game.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

What a wild week! All the top playoff seeds lost, turning the college football world upside down. George and Brad dive into the shocking upsets and how the expanded playoff format has changed the game. Ohio State looks dominant, but can they stay consistent? Meanwhile, Notre Dame’s win over Georgia could be a turning point for their program. With coaching changes, NIL, and the transfer portal reshaping teams, we’re guaranteed a new champion this season.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad discuss the upcoming quarterfinals of the college football playoff, focusing on the significance of bowl games, the matchup between Penn State and Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl, as well as the strengths and weaknesses of Texas, Arizona State, Ohio State, Oregon, Notre Dame, and Georgia. They analyze each team's performance, potential matchups, and the implications of quarterback changes—particularly for Georgia.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Paul Putz joins the guys to discuss the opening round of the college football playoff and debate the merit of team selections. They explore the dynamics of the playoff format, the significance of home field advantage, and this week's upcoming playoff round. They also throw out some predictions for the upcoming bowl matchups while emphasizing the cultural impact of these games on college football.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad discuss the Heisman Trophy race, coaching changes, and playoff predictions. They analyze the unusual circumstances surrounding this year's Heisman winner, Travis Hunter, and the implications of coaching hires, including Bill Belichick's return to college football and Scott Frost's return to UCF. The conversation also highlights their experiences at the Army-Navy game and previews the first round of the college football playoff, analyzing matchups and team dynamics.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad discuss the recent reveal of the 12-team college football playoff bracket and delve into the drama surrounding conference championship games, the decisions made by the selection committee, and the implications of historical biases in rankings. The conversation also touches on the strength of schedule, the future of the playoff format, and a detailed analysis of the bracket and potential matchups. They also reflect on their playoff predictions competition, highlighting the excitement and unpredictability of the current college football landscape.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad discuss the conclusion of the college football regular season, highlighting key upsets and their implications for the playoff picture. They analyze Georgia's dramatic overtime win against Georgia Tech, the recent struggles of Ohio State against Michigan, the pressure on coach Ryan Day, and the implications for the team's future. It also highlights Texas' impressive performance and their championship-caliber defense, while raising concerns about quarterback Quinn Ewers. The discussion shifts to the controversial practice of flag planting in rivalry games and the need for sportsmanship. Finally, insights into the college football playoff rankings and the selection committee's decisions are shared, culminating in final picks for the playoff teams.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad  discuss Alabama's shocking defeat to Oklahoma, implications for the SEC and playoff picture, Indiana's loss to Ohio State and the rise of underdog teams like Kansas. They also touch on coaching changes, the impact of the transfer portal, and the unpredictability that makes college football so compelling highlighting the emergence of parity among teams, the impact of quarterback play on team performance, and the dynamics of the Heisman race. They also take a look at the  consistency of teams like Penn State and preview key upcoming matchups that could influence playoff standings.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad delve into the SEC landscape, playoff implications, and the dynamics of the 12-team playoff system. They analyze Georgia's win over Tennessee, the SEC Championship picture, and the potential for teams like Indiana and Texas to make an impact. The conversation also touches on the rivalry between Texas and Texas A&M, the Big 12 Championship scenario involving BYU, and the national title contenders, including Oregon and Ohio State as the Buckeyes prepare to face an undefeated Indiana.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode of Gridiron and the Gospel, hosts George Schroeder and Brad Edwards delve into the recent upheavals in college football, particularly focusing on the playoff implications of significant upsets. They analyze the unexpected performance of Ole Miss against Georgia, the struggles of the Bulldogs, and the implications for both teams moving forward. The discussion then shifts to Alabama's commanding victory over LSU, exploring the expectations surrounding the Tigers and the future of head coach Brian Kelly. They also cover the SEC's chaotic standings, Miami's playoff hopes, BYU's unbeaten streak, and the implications for the upcoming playoff race as well as the challenges teams face, including tiebreakers and defensive struggles, while also making predictions for key matchups including Tennessee vs. Georgia. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode of Gridiron and the Gospel, hosts George Schroeder and Brad Edwards recap the weekend's college football action, focusing on key matchups such as Penn State vs. Ohio State and the impressive performance of Oregon. They discuss the implications of Indiana's undefeated season and how the selection committee might rank them. The conversation also touches on the impact of recent losses among ranked teams and evaluates the playoff chances of various teams in the top 25. George and Brad also discuss the implications of recent upsets in college football, particularly how they affect playoff contenders in the Big 12 and ACC. They analyze the new 12-team playoff format and its potential to change the landscape of college football and preview key upcoming matchups, including Georgia vs. Ole Miss and Alabama vs. LSU, emphasizing the importance of these games for playoff positioning.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode of Gridiron and the Gospel, hosts Jonathan Howe and Brad Edwards focus on key games such as LSU vs. A&M and Texas vs. Vanderbilt. They analyze the implications of these games on playoff hopes, the performance of teams like Indiana and SMU, and the overall uncertainty surrounding the top college football teams this season. The conversation highlights missed opportunities, close encounters, and the dynamics of undefeated teams in the ACC and the impact of strength of schedule on rankings.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

ESPN's Chris Low joins Brad and George to analyze Texas' loss, Georgia's resurgence, Alabama's struggles, and Tennessee's defensive strengths, while also addressing the challenges faced by USC under Lincoln Riley. The conversation culminates in playoff predictions and the significance of upcoming games in shaping the college football landscape.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

In this episode of Gridiron and the Gospel, hosts George Schroeder and Brad Edwards discuss the thrilling Red River Rivalry, Texas's dominance, and its implications on the new 12-team playoff format. They also review Ohio State vs. Oregon, LSU's upset over Ole Miss, and Penn State's overtime victory against USC, while touching on the struggles of Tennessee and Alabama and their upcoming matchup. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

What a day for college football. Five of the top 11 teams fell on the day and none was bigger than Alabama's loss to Vanderbilt—its first win over a top five team in history. Then while folks were sleeping, Cam Ward led Miami to a furious 25-point comeback that summed up the crazy day that was in college football. Also, Brad and George are joined by Dean Inserra in the second half and make their picks for this week's elite slate of games. Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

George and Brad dive into this past weekend's Georgia vs. Alabama game, analyze both teams' performances, discuss unexpected upsets (Ole Miss), and explore the implications of coaching and player development. They also touch on the importance of craving God's Word, drawing parallels between spiritual growth and the instinctive nature of a baby's desire for milk.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram

Tennessee is a Top-5 team after going on the road and beating Oklahoma. Also, Michigan rallied to beat USC and Baylor snatched defeat from the jaws of victory. Also this week, George and Brad are joined by Jason Romano, host of the Sports Spectrum podcast, who shares his journey from ESPN to Sports Spectrum, emphasizing the importance of identity in Christ and the impact of faith in sports. The conversation also touches on the significance of community, encouragement, and the upcoming college football games, culminating in a heartfelt discussion about the role of faith in their lives and work.Connect with us online at gridironandthegospel.comFollow us on social media at @gridiron_gospel on Twitter and Instagram