The college football landscape is buzzing with major developments, and we've got the highlights you need to know. First up, the ACC spring meetings wrapped up with Commissioner Jim Phillips making a bold statement: the ACC is officially backing a 24-team playoff. Andy Staples and Steven Godfrey break down the reasoning behind this push for such a significant expansion and what it could mean for the future of the postseason. While the SEC remains the lone holdout, Phillips is also championing a universal tiebreaker system across all conferences—a move that could bring much-needed clarity to championship scenarios. The debate heats up as the guys weigh in on whether a 24-team field is the right call and how it might reshape the sport we love.

Shifting gears to the upcoming 2026 season, select kickoff times have been announced, and the excitement is building. Andy and Godfrey dive into the matchups, sharing which games they're most hyped to watch. College GameDay has locked in its locations for the first two weeks, and while Week 3 remains unconfirmed, all signs point to Lane Kiffin and LSU heading to Ole Miss for what promises to be an electric atmosphere in Oxford. The duo also previews the Thanksgiving weekend slate, giving fans plenty to look forward to as the season heats up.

Neutral site games take center stage as Florida State and Georgia—after canceling their home-and-home series—have agreed to meet on neutral turf in 2028. Andy and Godfrey discuss the implications of this shift, from the financial and logistical angles to the broader trend of marquee matchups moving away from campus settings. Is this a win for fans or a loss of tradition? The guys share their thoughts on neutral site games and what they mean for college football's identity.

From playoff expansion to kickoff times and blockbuster neutral site showdowns, this episode of the College Football Enquirer covers it all. Stay tuned for more insights and analysis as the 2026 season approaches.