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Episodes: 606
Frequency: Multiple_weekly
Rating: 4.8/5.0
Estimated listeners: 10k-100k
Gender skew: Male
Location: USA
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Richard Johnson - Co-leads the independent college football podcast Split Zone Duo, covering the whole sport with Alex Kirshner.
Alex Kirshner - Co-leads the independent college football podcast Split Zone Duo, covering the whole sport with Richard Johnson.
Steven Godfrey - Listed as co-host emeritus and appears in episodes with the co-hosts and friends.
Mike Goodman - What World Cup Expansion Can Teach About College Football Playoff Expansion; Tournament Expansion Benefits/drawbacks; Implications For CFP Format
'CFB 27' Deep Dive with EA Sports' Principal Game Designer
July 02, 2026
EA Sports College Football principal game designer Ben Haumiller joins Richard and Alex to answer their questions (and many of our subscribers’ questions) about the new CFB video game that comes out July 9. This episode covers new features and gameplay changes, why EA decided to implement an NIL system in dynasty mode, what interactions with schools have been like, which new FBS teams and stadiums made it into the game, and whether Ben is willing to apologize to Alex for all the clock-saving ...
The Worst Head Coach Firings of the 21st Century
June 30, 2026
This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit www.splitzoneduo.comAlex, Richard, and Godfrey spend this subscriber episode reopening some of college football’s ugliest firing files: the decisions that looked reckless in the moment, the ones that aged like bad cheese, and the cases where the process was the bad before the next hire even got started. The trip runs from Nebraska and Washington through FIU, East Carolina, Maryland, and Ole Miss, with athletic directors getting at ...
What Can World Cup Expansion Tell Us About the CFP?
June 25, 2026
Mike Goodman, cohost of soccer podcast The Double Pivot, joins Richard and Alex to talk about a subject that’s been on our minds a lot lately: tournament expansion. The World Cup expanded from 32 teams to 48, and we’ve already seen some of the benefits (and perhaps some of the drawbacks) of that move. What can the recent experiences of the world’s biggest sporting event tell us about college football’s potential playoff expansion to 16 or 24 teams?* 0:17: Should the World Cup’s expansion prom...
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