3rd & 15: Recent Episodes
Jeremy Timmerman
The “3rd & 15” podcast is a college football show for dedicated fans of the sport, the folks who look forward to Saturdays in the fall all year.
Jamie Cheek and Justin Baxley join the podcast to talk about the end of the Saban era and how it relates to the end of the four-team playoff.
Who is going to win in the College Football Playoffs, and what do these bowl results mean?
The committee did what we all probably thought they’d do, but does that make it the right decision? For many reasons, no.
What will the College Football Playoff committee do with a truly unprecedented situation?
We’ve never had a finish to the college football season quite like this one, so throw out some of the things you think you know.
We’re getting down to the wire for the 2023 season, but what would this season look like with an expanded playoff bracket?
Jeremy breaks down the first CFP rankings of the 2023 season, reacts to the recent results, and gives one more Clemson rants
As the national title contenders begin to separate themselves, the conference title races become clearer.
Notre Dame and Southern Cal can be a case study in the importance of defense, and why sometimes it might not be enough.
Most of the so-called contenders are struggling, and Jeremy gives his thoughts on the situations at Colorado and Alabama.
Jeremy reacts to a couple big games and discusses some teams who have proven themselves so far.
Jeremy maligns his own intelligence and talks about Colorado, Florida State and other teams that are much better than Clemson.
Who will disappoint Jeremy by not living up to his expectations for them? Let’s find out with conference AND playoff predictions!
The Pac-12 appears to be on the ropes, but it also boasts three Heisman contenders at quarterback. Who else has a shot at the trophy?
Which college football coaches could be looking for opportunities elsewhere by the end of 2023? Plus a reaction to the news of Colorado’s return to the Big 12.
Media member Justin Baxley joins the show to discuss the future of college football realignment and how it can be fixed.
Bowl challenge champion TJ Lundeen joins the podcast to talk about his winning strategy, Clemson’s new OC and more. We also reminisce about our days covering high school football.
The Georgia Bulldogs are the kings of college football, and it’s time we just accept that. But some are still questioning whether the playoff committee got it right.
Jeremy is joined by Jamie Cheek, host of the “A View From the Couch” podcast, to break down the upcoming National Championship Game matchup between his Georgia Bulldogs and TCU. A VIEW FROM THE COUCH: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-view-from-the-couch/id1487732151
What are the big matchups in the latter part of bowl season? Who will advance in the playoffs? What day is it?
Let’s break down the 2022 College Football Playoffs and maybe why we got the bracket that we got.
With conference championship Saturday looming in college football, we may already know who’s in the playoffs for the most part? But can anyone really afford to lose?
Tennessee couldn’t avoid the fate their fans spent most of Saturday wishing on others. Will anyone lose their playoff hopes this week?
Last Saturday went a long way toward narrowing the field of College Football Playoff contenders. Will that continue this week?
Several teams wearing orange had awful weekends, while big SEC matchups went the way of the Bulldogs and Bayou Bengals.
College football has hit perhaps its craziest period of the year, and it’s easy to let the rankings and other nonsense get to you. So take a breath!
This is the time of the year when it’s important that college football playoff contenders avoid the bad losses. (Glares at Ole Miss)
Let’s all settle down and discuss what happened in Knoxville, and then we can break down the playoff race.
Can Tennessee take down Alabama? Will any of our hot seat coaches still have a job in December? What happened to Oklahoma?
Who are the frontrunners for the Heisman Trophy? Let’s talk about that, and the week’s college football action.
Jeremy makes an effort to connect the Presidents Cup to college football and breaks down the rest of the week, including the Georgia Tech coaching situation.
The college football world is feeling the sting of conference changes. Also, who is separating themselves after a few weeks?
Among many themes of opening weekend, transfers took center stage at various points. Also, Jeremy was very wrong at least once.
What are the fun games? What are the important games? Let’s talk about he first weekend of the 2022 college football season.
Jeremy breaks down the Week Zero action and digs in to some outsiders that could crash the playoffs.
Several coaches could be coaching for their jobs this season, including one who inexplicably remained on the list from last season.
Conferences like the ACC are shifting their scheduling format, but is it a good change?
After a long hiatus, it’s time to discuss the big news that’s been brewing up in college football.
Fresh off an Orange Bowl win for the Georgia Bulldogs, we discuss what Georgia has to do to beat Alabama in the National Championship Game.
Jamie Cheek, host of “A View From the Couch, joins us to talk Georgia football and preview the 2021 College Football Playoff.
The transfer portal is wide open, the coaching carousel is spinning and the early signing period is here!
Let’s talk about what happened to the No. 1 Georgia Bulldogs. And one more time for the road, let’s talk about these hypothetical expanded playoff brackets.
The matchups are set for conference championship games, but are all the coaches still there?
Thanksgiving week is a big one for college football for a lot of reasons. Whose playoff hopes will stay alive?
Who wants to see a six-way tie? That possibility is out there in a very prominent college football conference.
Let’s talk about who can win the Heisman, and let’s make some Georgia fans mad in the process.
College football fans and even experts like to say an expanded playoff would make the regular season matter less. Let’s talk about why that isn’t true.
A slow college football week provides the perfect chance to check on the coaches who might be on the hot seat.
College football results continue to roll in that are creating chances for new teams to claim playoff spots.
Sometimes picks go well, and sometimes you pick the wrong side in a blowout. That’s college football.
Some of the elite college football programs looked vulnerable Saturday, and that is good news for a lot of other programs.
Names and numbers matter, and so do results. Who has stayed in the mix for the playoffs, and who hasn’t?
Let’s look back at some lackluster performances in the first full week and ahead to some under-the-radar games that could have big ramifications down the road.
Games with playoff implications run from Thursday through Monday in the first full week of the season.
Jeremy has a couple teams outside the Top 10 that he thinks can make a run for a playoff spot this season, but who are they?
Which coaches could be headed towards the door during the 2021 college football season? Also, can Cincinnati crash the playoff party?
Jeremy talks about the blessings - and at least one curse - of expanding the college football playoffs.