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In this episode of At Wits End, hosts Ken and Carson discuss a variety of topics ranging from the recent US elections and the global political landscape to the collapse of Germany's government. They also pay tribute to Ben Herbstreit, a beloved figure in college football, and share insights from a charity football game in Austria. The conversation shifts to the excitement surrounding NFL international games, particularly in Munich, and concludes with reflections on Virginia Tech's struggles in college football this season. In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest developments in college football, focusing on surprising game outcomes, team performances, and predictions for the playoffs. They delve into the transformation of Oregon under their new coach, the pressure on teams like Penn State and Georgia, and the historical significance of teams like BYU and Utah. The conversation highlights the evolving landscape of college football and the implications for future championships.

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In this episode, Ken and Carson discuss various sports topics, including the recent time change and its impact on their schedules, a recap of the F1 race in Brazil, and their disappointment in college football performances, particularly Virginia Tech. They also share insights from their experience attending a JKU game in Austria, the success of the Austrian national football team, and a detailed analysis of their own ACSL game, focusing on team development and performance. In this conversation, Ken and Carson discuss various aspects of football, including game strategies, team dynamics, and the importance of fan engagement. They reflect on their experiences attending games in Vienna, the challenges faced by Carson's team, and the cultural experiences they encountered. The discussion also touches on football history and a recent book read by Ken, highlighting the evolution of the sport.

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In this episode, Ken and Carson discuss the current state of college football, focusing on the significant changes brought about by conference realignment, particularly the fall of the PAC-12 and the expansion of the Big Ten and SEC. They explore the implications of these changes on rivalries, travel challenges for student-athletes, and the introduction of a new 12-team playoff format. The conversation highlights the financial motivations behind these shifts and the potential impact on various sports within college athletics.

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