The Rub and Tubs Podcast

After a week off, Luis, Cole, and Chase return to discuss all of the chaos taking place in the college football coaching carousel. The boys delve into the implications of coaching changes, the struggles of Oklahoma's offense, and the impact of NIL on recruitment. The conversation also touches on potential coaching candidates and the potential of the legendary Nick Saban returning to the landscape. The boys also analyze potential Heisman candidates, and make predictions for upcoming key matchups that will have CFP implications.

This week, Luis and Chase are joined by frequent guest, Emilio, and the conversation delves into the recent firing of James Franklin at Penn State as well as analyzing the timing and implications of the decision. The boys transition into the Red River Rivalry, where Oklahoma faced Texas, highlighting the Sooners' underwhelming offensive performance. The conversation then shifts to the Missouri vs. Alabama game, focusing on missed opportunities and key plays that defined the match. Finally, the boys wrap up with Indiana's impressive rise under coach Kurt Cignetti, exploring the potential for a successful season and the impact of his coaching style. Also covered are Oregon's resilience, Ohio State's dominance, and Miami's battle-tested status. The conversation shifts to Texas A&M's rising performance and their upcoming challenges, leading to predictions for various ranked matchups, including the highly anticipated Tennessee vs. Alabama showdown and the USC vs. Notre Dame rivalry. The boys also touch on the Utah vs. BYU rivalry and the TCU vs. Baylor matchup, providing insights and predictions throughout.

This week, Chase dives into UCLA's shocking upset over Penn State. The boys also cover Texas choking in Gainesville and discuss the implications of these games on rankings and Heisman contenders, while also providing injury updates and predictions for the future. Also covered are Texas A&M's recent success, Bama's strong showing against Vanderbilt, and the dynamics of the Big 12 conference.

Join Luis and Cole as they recap a legendary week 5 of college football. They touch on a dominating performance by the Ducks in Happy Valley, Bama snaps a 33 game home win streak in Sanford Stadium, the Fighting Illini trounce the Trojans, and TCU struggles in the 2nd half against ASU.

In this episode of Triple Option, the hosts discuss Oklahoma's impressive defensive performance against Auburn, TCU's resilience in their victory over SMU, and the standout performance of Eric McAllister. They also delve into the implications of the AP poll, the dynamics of college football rivalries, and the potential of teams like Indiana and Texas Tech. The conversation culminates in predictions for the following significant matchups:#21 USC @ #23 Illinois#4 LSU @ #13 Ole Miss#17 Alabama @ #5 Georgia#6 Oregon @ #3 Penn State

The boys discuss various topics, including the controversies of the AP poll, coaching changes at UCLA, the performance of Notre Dame, and a breakdown of the Tennessee vs. Georgia game. They also touch on the implications of rankings and the performance of teams like Texas A&M and LSU. This week's featured matchups are as follows: #17 Texas Tech @ #16 Utah#22 Auburn @ #11 Oklahoma #9 Illinois @ #19 Indiana SMU @ TCU

At the end of week 2, the Luis and Cole dissect TCU's dominant win over UNC and #18 Oklahoma's massive statement win in Norman over #15 Michigan. Additionally, the following week 2 games are also touched upon. -SMU Choking to Baylor-Clemson struggle against Troy -Florida upset by USF-ASU upset by Miss. State

The boys are back to review all the week 1 action alongside long term guest, Hunter.This week the crew reflect on Ohio State's win over Texas, Arch Manning's performance, Florida State's resurgence after beating Alabama, and many more games.Tune in to also get a retrospective preview of Bill Belichick's nightmare college football debut at the hands of TCU as well as a Week 2 preview of Michigan's visit to Oklahoma.

Welcome to Triple Option. Hosted by Cole Bucher, Luis Rodriguez, and Chase Smith. Tune in to listen to the boys preview the 2025-26 CFB season.