How Big Ten teams are managing crises + Is the SEC costing themselves CFP spots?
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Teams in the Big Ten appear to be dealing with some internal crises and Emily Proud, Richard Johnson and Brandon Marcello try to get to the bottom of it. Michigan has been struggling all season, and one of our insiders thinks it has less to do with Kyle Whittingham and more to do with Bryce Underwood. Then, the look at Penn State's recent struggles. The crew talks about why Nittany Lions fans may have to practice patience this season. Plus, they also look at the drastic results in the SEC. One of our insiders shares why major wins followed by major losses may actually hurt the SEC's chances of getting teams into the CFP.
Later, the rumor mill continues to swirl. The crew discusses hot seats of Shane Beamer, Mike Locksley, Mike Norvell and more. Hear which coaches look to be on their way out, who is still fighting and who's seat has cooled off.
Then, the crew looks at the latest AP poll and discusses their biggest problems with how it looks after five weeks of football.
All of this and more on today's College Football Insiders.
(0:42) - Michigan and Penn State in crisis
(0:52) - What is wrong with Michigan
(7:02) - Why the Penn State transition has not worked thus far
(14:39) - How the SEC is hurting their CFP playoff chances
(22:16) - Hot seats
(22:23) - South Carolina's Shane Beamer
(24:47) - Maryland's Mike Locksley
(25:28) - Mike Norvell
(28:09) - Baylor's Dave Arranda
(29:41) - TCU's Sonny Dykes
(33:47) - Biggest problem with the AP poll
(38:18) - Colorado State fires their DC mid-game
(39:43) - Ahmad Hardy's future