Is the Big 12 a two-bid CFP league? + 2-loss SEC playoff hopes + Lincoln Riley’s future at USC

On this episode of CFE Andy Staples and Steven Godfrey break down wild Big 12 upsets as BYU falls to UCF and Texas Tech stumbles against Cincinnati… In the 12-team playoff era, do fans and the committee simply need to accept that two-loss teams are going to be in the hunt?

From there, the guys evaluate the crowded SEC two-loss tier—examining Texas and Ole Miss after a wild tale of two halves, South Carolina’s walk-off field goal over Tennessee, and why confidence in Alabama is shrinking despite its win over Texas A&M... Where do these powerhouse programs actually stack up in the postseason pecking order?

To round out the show, the conversation turns to the Big Ten, where Lincoln Riley and USC were embarrassed by Wisconsin. With the Badgers now holding a legitimate path to the CFP, Indiana grinding out a tough win over Michigan, and teams like Northwestern and Minnesota surging, is the rise of the league's middle class actually good for college football?

All this and more on the College Football Enquirer…
0:00 - Welcome to CFE
0:48 - Come see us LIVE!
2:25 - BYU upset at UCF
9:40 - Texas Tech stunned by Cincinnati
16:08 - Utah remains undefeated
21:00 - Arizona deserves respect
21:50 - Big 12 a two-bid league?
24:24 - 2-loss SEC teams
26:05 - Texas hangs on against Ole Miss
30:10 - South Carolina found a way against Tennessee
34:40 - LSU handles business
36:45 - A&M vs. Alabama
37:33 - Where do the 2-loss teams stack up
42:50 - USC & Lincoln Riley
51:00 - Indiana grinds out a win

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