The Ramble Authority

In this episode, Jay and Alan discuss:Best and Worst Halloween CandyTop 3 Breakfast CerealsMovies to show to AliensJason, Freddy, or Michael Myers?Monday Night Warsand more!

Jay breaks down the biggest lessons from Week 4, including the growing questions around Lincoln Riley and USC, the future of Ole Miss without Trinidad Chambliss, whether we're getting ahead of ourselves with Florida, and why Dan Lanning and Oregon may have found something after responding to adversity.Plus: Texas' offense, the Week 5 edition of The Six, and a young quarterback showdown in Starkville between Alabama's Keelon Russell and Mississippi State's Kamario Taylor.This week's six:Pittsburgh at Virginia TechAlabama at Mississippi StateMichigan at MinnesotaNavy at Air ForceFlorida at MissouriOhio State at IowaPlus a look at the NFL through three weeks!Football talk for the fans, by the fans — Hold on, playa. We're not ready to crown anybody yet.

College football is officially getting serious, and Week 4 is loaded.Jay and Matthew break down the Week That Was, including whether Georgia is quietly becoming a Death Star, whether the ACC belongs to Miami, why USC is becoming difficult to trust, Alabama's continuing battle with self-inflicted mistakes, and whether Florida's win over Auburn actually means the Gators are back.Plus: Ole Miss is NOT a blue blood. We discuss the Rebels' huge win over LSU, the latest attempt to redefine what “blue blood” means, and why one great stretch of success doesn't rewrite college football history.Then it's time for The Weekly Six, featuring six of the biggest games of Week 4:🏈 No. 1 Texas at No. 14 Tennessee — Can Texas handle being No. 1 in Neyland Stadium?🏈 Tulsa at Arkansas — Is this a trap game if Arkansas already looks checked out?🏈 No. 4 Ole Miss at No. 21 Florida — Is Ole Miss a legitimate SEC and College Football Playoff contender?🏈 Oklahoma State at West Virginia — Can the Cowboys ride the Oregon upset into Morgantown?🏈 No. 23 Texas A&M at No. 10 LSU — Who gets past the emotional hangover first?🏈 No. 20 Oregon at No. 12 USC — Are either of these teams ready to take the next step?And finally, Players to Watch, featuring SMU running back Kendrick Raphael and Georgia quarterback Gunner Stockton as he faces an Oklahoma defense allowing just 16 points per game.College football talk for the fans, by the fans.

Jay and Alan discuss: - Top 3 muppets- Favorite Superheros- Candle scents- Lime? Lemon? Neither?- and so much more on this episode of The Ramble Authority.

Jay talks about: How wrong he was about Oklahoma!How Ohio State blew that lead against Texas!Drew Mestemaker and Kamario Taylor being awesome!Plus previews of:LSU @ Ole MissMiss. State @ South CarolinaHouston @ Texas TechSyracuse @ Pittand North Carolina @ Clemson in a Loser Leaves Town (Maybe) Game!