Hutton and Withrow get you ready for a huge football weekend with plenty to say about the biggest stories shaking up college football and the NFL.

The guys open by reflecting on the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, the heroism and patriotism that followed the attacks, and the powerful role sports played in helping America return to a sense of normalcy.

Then it’s on to football. The NFL’s international expansion takes center stage after the 49ers and Rams battle in Australia, raising questions about travel, player preparation, Netflix’s presentation and just how far the league should go in its push to become a truly global sport.

In college football, LSU’s showdown with the SEC takes another turn as the threat of sanctions disappears. Did LSU actually win the fight—or did the Tigers back down once the SEC pushed back? Hutton and Withrow break down the controversy, Lane Kiffin’s loaded roster and why ESPN’s coverage of LSU is raising eyebrows.

Plus, Aaron Rodgers lets loose on ESPN, Diana Russini, the NFL media machine and his past relationships in a wide-ranging appearance that has the guys wondering whether Rodgers has entered his most unfiltered era yet.