The holiday weekend claimed the lives of several former college football players. Meanwhile, the commitments kept rolling in.

247Sports national college football writer Chris Hummer joins the show to discuss the biggest winners and losers from the first offseason in the transfer portal era. Barton Simmons sends in a dispatch from the final day of The Opening finals.

Trey Scott and Barton Simmons check in from The Opening Finals to update us on who's been turning heads down in Frisco, Texas.

Barton Simmons explains why Bryan Bresee doesn't appear to be fading from the No. 1 overall conversation anytime soon for the class of 2020 and also shares what he liked about the wide receivers and linebackers on day one of The Opening finals.

Barton Simmons and Trey Scott check in from Frisco, Texas to update us on the Elite 11 finals at the event's halfway point. A regional accreditation board has threatened the University of Maryland's good standing.

247Sports recruiting analysts Charles Power and Greg Biggins guest host to tell you everything you need to know about the Elite 11 finals, which start this weekend in Frisco, Texas.

The NCAA passed a set of new rules that will raise the bar for obtaining a waiver for immediate eligibility.

Haynes King has intimated that he'd like to make his college choice before the start of the Elite 11 finals on Friday.

An Bleacher Report article on FSU reignites the Willie Taggart vs. Jimbo Fisher debate; a proposed California law has the Golden State on a collision course with the NCAA; and Brenda Tracy is set to become a permanent fixture at Michigan.

UConn is moving back to the Big East, and that does not bode well for the Huskies' future as a football power. Jeremiah Holloman's dismissal means Georgia's youth at wide receiver moves from a question mark to a concern.

Barton Simmons joins the show to break down the game of new five-star Oklahoma QB commit Brock Vandagriff and how he's symptomatic of a leveling up for Oklahoma's recruiting.

Why Jake Fromm is a legit Heisman contender, Zach Smith thinks Urban Meyer is USC-bound, and LSU is dominating the recruiting trail in the month of June.

The NCAA met with NFL to discuss player safety with a focus on lower body injuries, Lincoln Riley's contract got FOIA'd, and a former Maryland player fleeing the hostile conditions under DJ Durkin gets his transfer waiver denied.

Phil Steele's preview magazine is starting to hit newsstands, so Connor and Trey dive in and pick apart his picks for the College Football Playoff and New Year's Six bowls. They also cover the latest round of transfer news and Syracuse coming up on a milestone.

Grad transfer offensive lineman Landon Dickerson makes the move from FSU to Alabama, plus another big weekend of class of 2020 commits.

Three decommitments in one week underscored what has been a brutal offseason for Penn State. Trevor Lawrence weighs in on skipping bowl games, Herm Edwards is a professor now, Texas A&M set to sell beer this season, and Miami loses elite 2021 commit.

Connor and Trey use the USWNT's 13-0 defeat of Thailand as a jumping off point to discuss running up the score in college football. Also, the implications of FSU reclassifying itself as a direct support organization.

Scott Chasen of Phog.net joins the podcast to tell Connor and Trey about Kansas University's decision to reorganize its reporting structure for athletic trainers and strength coaches.

Terry Bowden is now a 63-year-old grad student on Clemson's football staff. Nebraska's top 2019 signee was flagged for holding — holding marijuana, that is.

Connor and Trey discuss the ramifications of the NCAA denying Luke Ford's eligibility appeal and dive into an extremely long list of high profile commits from the weekend.

Nick Saban says he's advocated for a retired official to be placed in the broadcast booth to explain controversial calls to the television audience.

The Mountaineers lost their third safety in 36 hours to the transfer portal.

A wild month of transfer portal action for the USC Trojans keeps rolling right along.

The Vikings Chief Operating Officer will be the first black commissioner of a Power 5 conference.

Can the Wolverines make do without him? Plus, wrapping up Bru McCoy and SEC beer rules.