It is hard to believe that three weeks are already complete in the 2008 College Football season. This week on the In The Bleachers Podcast, hosts Brian Sakowski and Adam Nettina dissect last week’s games and debate if we do have enough information to start comparing conferences. With teams playing so inconsistent, it is really hard to get a read on which conferences are good and which aren’t, and once you hear some of the facts, I am sure you will agree.

You also won’t want to miss what we have to say about he SEC and their style of play. With offensive juggernauts such as Auburn, Mississippi State, South Carolina, and Georgia playing over the weekend, how come they can only total 26 points between the four teams? Are the defenses that good, or are the offenses lacking?

Once again we pick the games of the week which are as follows: West Virginia @ Colorado, Arizona @ UCLA, Boise St @ Oregon, Florida @ Tennessee, Georgia @ Arizona St., Iowa @ Pitt, LSU @ Auburn, Vanderbilt @ Mississippi St, Va. Tech @ UNC, and Wake Forest @ Florida St. It will be interesting to see how Georgia bounces back from a lackluster game against Arizona State, and the same can be said about he Sun Devils who are coming off a loss to UNLV.

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Join Adam Nettina and Brian Sakowski as they talk, debate, and sometimes joke about the happenings of the college football world. Two weeks are in the books and things are already shaping up to be another great season. Adam and I debate which teams stock is on its way up and the ones that are on their way down.

Lisa Horne from Foxsports.com and the Bleacher Report join Adam and Brian to breakdown and predict the games of the week.

We break down each and every game of the week. This week the games are North Carolina at Rutgers, Auburn at Miss. St., Georgia at South Carolina, Georgia Tech at Va. Tech, Kansas at South Florida, Michigan at Notre Dame, Oregon at Purdue, UCLA at BYU, Wisconsin at Fresno St., and of course Ohio St. @ USC.

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Week 1 is in the books, join Brian and Adam as the try and figure out what teams really are as bad or as good as they showed in their first week. Is the ACC really as bad as it showed last week? Is USC really the best team in the country? With UCLA’s win over Tennessee, what does that say about the Pac 10, is it more than a one team conference? Those questions and more are answered in this week’s podcast.

The games of the week are BYU @ Washington, Buffalo @ Pittsburgh, Georgia Tech @ Boston College, Miami @ Florida, Mississippi @ Wake Forest, Navy @ Ball St, Oregon State @ Penn State, South Carolina @ Vanderbilt, USF @ UCF, Stanford @ Arizona State, and West Virginia @ East Carolina.

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Do you like bloggers and fans making predictions? If so, this is the show for you as it is jammed packed with over 2 hours of people making predictions. Each guest picked the Conference Winners of the ACC (Coastal & Atlantic), SEC (East & West), Big Ten, Big East, Pac Ten, Big 12 (North & South), Heisman Champion, BCS Championship game and winner, how many wins Notre Dame will have this year, and finally, they all made one BOLD prediction for the 2008 season.

On the show were Justin Hokanson from the Bleacher Report and Gridiron Guru, Sean Keeley from Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician, Jon Johnston from Corn Nation, Joel Hollingsworth from Rocky Top Talk, Michael Felder Jr from Bleacher Report, Peter Bean from Burnt Orange Nation & EDSBS Live, John Radcliff from Mountainlair, Spencer Hall from EDSBS, EDSBS Live, and the Sporting News, Big Head from MIZZOURAH, and Adam Nettina from College Football News and ITB. I will post all of their predictions on the blog before the weekend.

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The Big Ten is the conference under a lot of scrutiny for the quality of teams the past few years, and they are the topic of discussion in this week’s In The Bleachers Podcast. Jeff Brancolini brings another great Chopshop this weeks as he ranks the Big Ten based on the cities the schools are located.

Oops Pow Surprise from Black Heart Gold Pants spent 40 minutes on the show talking a lot about Iowa football, and how he comes up with such great sayings for Joe Paterno on his blog.

My next guest was Adam Nettina from the College Football News. Adam and I do a brief overview of the rest of the Big Ten and talk about teams in the middle of the pack fighting for bowl eligibility.

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In this week’s episode of the In The Bleachers Podcast, you will find out everything you need to know about the upcoming 2008 season and how it pertains to the Big 12.

Big Head from MizzouRAH was my first guest and he optimistically talks about Missouri’s chances for not only the Big 12 title, but for the national title. He also discusses some recent controversy where he posted some disturbing myspace pictures of a player and it garnered a lot of attention.

My next guest was Peter Bean from Burnt Orange Nation and the EDSBS Live podcast. We talk a little bit how Texas is flying under the radar and how he thinks the secondary will do to improve from last season. Also, we discuss Colt McCoy and if he is ready to bounce back from his disappointing 2007 campaign.

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In this week’s episode of the In The Bleachers Podcast, the Atlantic Coast Conference is previewed. Many thing that it is Clemson’s to lose, but tune in and find out which teams could suprise us this year, and possibly be the Cinderella team of the ACC.

Jeff Brancolini comes back this week and in his Chopshop he ranks the ACC based on which teams would have the best basketball lineup, fielding famous alumni football players.

Also joining Brian on the show is Michael Felder Jr from the Bleacher Report. Michael is a former Tar Heel safety and the community leader at the Bleacher Report. There is a lot of reason for optimism in Tar Heel country.

Adam Nettina from In The Bleachers and College Football News takes a minute out of his trip to call in and talk ACC. You won’t want to miss what Adam has to say about Maryland and Georgia Tech.

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The last two BCS champions came from the SEC, can they make it 3 in a row. Find out the answer to that as well as the outlook for the rest of the teams in the conference in this week’s episode of the In The Bleachers Podcast.

Joining Brian on the show is Bleacher Report writer Justin Hokanson who also writes for Grid Iron Guru. Justin is an expert on Auburn football and gives an optimistic look for the 2008 for the Tigers..

My second guest was the popular Spencer Hall from EDSBS, the award winning podcast EDSBS LIVE, and now the Sporting News. Spencer and I cover all of the SEC and he makes his predictions on who he thinks will win each conference.

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Can USC make it a school record 7 straight Pacific Ten titles in a row in 2008? Find out the answer to that as well as the outlook for the rest of the teams in the conference in this week’s episode of the In The Bleachers Podcast.

Jeff Brancolini ranks the teams of the Pac 10 according to the POWER of their mascots. Also joining Brian on the show is Bleacher Report writer Lisa Horne who also writes for FoxSports.com. Lisa gives a good overview of USC’s strength’s and weaknesses, and also talks about which teams could challenge them this season.

Andy Botros from Gutty Little Bruins a UCLA blog is my second guest. Andy talks about the uphill battle 2008 will be for the Bruins team.

My final guest was Avinash Kunnath, a California Bears fan and blogger on the site Bears Necessity. Avi fills us in about the QB battle between Nate Longshore and Kevin Riley as well as who might replace Justin Forsett and DeSean Jackson.

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Download this week’s episode of the In The Bleachers Podcast to hear a comprehensive preview of the Big East for the coming season. Jeff Brancolini’s weekly Bologna Chopshop ranks the teams of the Big East by their famous alumni. You will be surprised who he picks at #1.

Also joining Brian on the show is Tyler Long, the Pitt football Community Leader at the Bleacher Report, Sean Keeley from Troy Nunes Is An Absolute Magician, and John Radcliff from the Mountainlair.

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