In this week's episode, we look at the field as chosen by the selection committee and how they match up with the predictions in the Heavily Biased Top 10. We'll talk about the process and how we come to the final at-large selections.

In this episode we go inside conference championship week and look at the choices remaining to us for the college football playoffs.

I produced some slides and a YouTube version of the show which walks through the comparison. It can be found here: https://youtu.be/83Hk7IsELmY

In this episode we have a quick react to the week 13 rankings and some blind comparisons. I've put slides behind this as well to make the numbers a little easier to deal with.

Check out our youtube channel for the video versions: https://www.youtube.com/@HeavilyBiasedT10

In this episode we take a look at week 13 of the college football season and where we are in the conference races headed into rivalry week.

Get ready to pull out that hate for the team you hate so much... and prepare yourself for the ire required to deal with the selection committee.

My facebook page is where the blog version of this show comes from, you can find me at https://www.facebook.com/taculpepper or search for the hashtag #heavilybiasedtop10

Primers weekly on Wednesday, full episodes usually Sunday or Monday depending on my schedule, resources, and recording time.

There's a youtube version of the show too, where any hard statistics that I'm talking about on the podcast will show up in slide form.

https://www.youtube.com/@heavilybiasedt10

This week on the Heavily Biased Top 10 we take a look at the first week of November of the 2025 season as we put a bow on the tenure of Hugh Freeze at Auburn (the 11th FBS coach to go this year)

We'll also look at where the conference races stand, talk terms of engagement, look at the how bids to the playoff are shaping up by conference, and react to the first CFP rankings of the year.

In the final episode before the first CFP rankings, we take a look at where we are through October and 9 weeks of the college football season.

Winning a conference championship (and getting a playoff spot) takes 13 games to do, so at game 7 we're looking at the halfway point. It's only fitting that we win the middle eight minutes as we look at the week 8 wrap.