Episode Details

The Georgia train keeps rolling, Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford ends in heartbreak, and college football delivers another weekend of questionable coaching decisions.

Josh, Laurence, and Jason are back for Week 3 of College Football's Last Call to break down Georgia's dominant SEC road win over Arkansas and why Kirby Smart's methodical approach continues to pay dividends. The guys discuss Gunner Stockton, Nate Frazier, Georgia's NIL philosophy, and the upcoming showdown with Oklahoma in Athens.

Around the country, Ole Miss spoils Lane Kiffin's homecoming, Alabama continues its roller-coaster season, Florida is showing signs of life, and NC State somehow finds a way to lose a game it had all but won.

Plus, the guys preview a loaded Week 4 SEC slate, Laurence identifies his sucker bet of the week, and Jason hands out one of the easiest Jimbo of the Week awards in podcast history.

Georgia Takes Care of Business in Arkansas

The Bulldogs roll to a 45–17 victory in Fayetteville, and the guys discuss why Kirby Smart's efficient, methodical approach is exactly what Georgia needs. Gunner Stockton continues to impress, Nate Frazier looks like a different running back, and the Bulldogs are getting valuable playing time for their younger players.

NIL Spending vs. Coaching

Does spending the most money actually produce the best team? The guys compare Georgia's approach to roster building with the struggles of other big-spending SEC programs and discuss what the Bulldogs may need from the transfer portal in 2027.

Lane Kiffin's Unhappy Homecoming

Ole Miss delivers a memorable victory over LSU in Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford. The guys discuss Trinidad Chambliss, LSU's quarterback situation, Pete Golding, and whether Ole Miss can carry that momentum into its upcoming matchup with Florida.

Alabama, Florida & the SEC Coaching Carousel

Alabama survives a wild game against Florida State, but which version of the Crimson Tide will Georgia face in Tuscaloosa? Meanwhile, Florida's offense is finding its rhythm under Buster Faulkner, and the guys discuss the early returns on several SEC coaching hires.

The NC State Disaster

Vanderbilt escapes with a victory after one of the most inexplicable endings of the season. The guys break down NC State's late-game decision-making, the disastrous fumble in the end zone, and why Dave Doeren has earned serious consideration for Jimbo of the Week.

Miami, the Big 12 & the National Picture

Darian Mensah continues to put up impressive numbers at Miami, Texas Tech survives Houston, and the guys discuss whether the Big 12 will produce more than one College Football Playoff team.

Georgia vs. Oklahoma: Week 4 Preview

The Bulldogs return to Sanford Stadium for a 3:30 matchup against Oklahoma. The guys discuss the Sooners' impressive defense, their struggling offense, Georgia's injury situation, and what to expect from the Bulldogs in their first major home test of the season.

Sucker Bet & Jimbo of the Week

Laurence makes his case for Florida against Ole Miss, Jason questions the logic, and the guys revisit NC State's late-game meltdown before handing out this week's Jimbo award.

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