The chaos continues in college football in the NFL, Georgia Tech parts ways with head coach

Jeff Collins, and Albert Poohol reaches the 700 home run club. Check it out more on

Cranic Cup.

One of the biggest knocks on college football today is the lack of parity. It's like we see

the same movie over and over again, and some fans have gone as far as to call the game

stale. But as we sit here through four weeks of 2022's action, I can confidently say that

this year has given us a different flavor, at least up to this point. We've seen major

upsets. We've seen the top dogs show a little bit of instability, and even some big name

brands have started to re-emerge from the depths like USC and Florida State. There's

some sneaky contenders like Washington, Tennessee, and Minnesota, and Kansas playing Duke actually

means something in football.

Bam and Georgia have shown to not be totally invincible, and James Madison hasn't gotten

this much attention since 1809. Long story short, this season has been as fun as I can

remember through four weeks, and seems to be just getting started.

Now we will all make our projections and predictions, but there will continue to be monumental

upsets and unreal finishes. Can this last up to and through the playoffs? Who knows?

But at least to this point, college football and the NFL have been somewhat unpredictable,

which predictably is a nice change. Gonna bring in my co-hosts from our Michigan quarterback

David Cohn, mother co-hosts, and future Mr. Rogers, jacket-wearing champion, former Western

Colorado White receiver, Blaine Crane. I told you this Sunday, recap, I'm not coming

in with any more super duper compliments to you this week, I'm just gonna keep it steady.

You got to do me like that on the Monday.

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