The final podcast -- Patrick and Q figure getting out now is a good idea since neither one can figure out what the hell is happening in ACC football.

Three ranked teams lost two weekends ago. That meant three different ACC teams were ranked and then two of them lost this past weekend. Virginia is in control of it's own destiny, a few short weeks after being declared the worst team in the conference. Wake and Virginia Tech, the favorites by some to play for the ACC title, have no offense. Carolina appeared to have no offense, then found it against Boston College. Florida State may be back. And Miami isn't out of the picture. And on and on and on. With each new week, things just get crazier.

Will Ojanen joins the guys to reveal his new blogging location. He also gives his thoughts on player and coach of the year, plus which basketball coaches are on the hot seat.

Speaking of basketball, Dan Bonner joins the guys to discuss ACC hoops. Dan doesn't think there is such a thing as too much talent, a problem some think North Carolina may have. He also isn't sold on Duke or Wake.

Patrick and Q wonder what the heck happened in ACC football this past weekend. It started with three teams ranked and ended the same way, but they weren't the same three teams.

Patrick has issues with squirrels and Heather Dinich. Q has issues with Cullen Harper.

The first BCS rankings are available and two ACC teams made an appearance in the top 25.

The ACC Basketball Handbook is out and the must-read for the ACC hoops fan lists its preseason rankings. No surprise that North Carolina is No 1, but the guys think the teams ranked two through six could finish in any order. And Q names his surprise teams of the season.

The guys also have an announcement at the end of the show you'll want to stick around for -- say it ain't so.

Guests: Jim Young of ACCSports.com and Bill of Eagle in Atlanta

0:28 -- Opening

6:16 -- Jim Young of the ACC Sports Journal and ACCSports.com joins the guys to talk about Tommy Bowden getting the boot at Clemson and Brandon Tate's injury that not only ends his season, but ends his career at North Carolina.

22:17 -- Patrick and Q give their thoughts on Bowden and Clemson football.

30:37 -- Matt's alive

35:11 -- ACC Nation football power poll

42:36 -- Beat the Blogger with Bill from Eagle in Atlanta and Steve from Seattle

1:04:53 -- Listener call from Chris in Oklahoma

1:09:49 -- Closing

Guests: J. Diggs of NovaSportsPicks.com, Andrew Carter of the Orlando Sentinel and Brad Hargreaves of GoCrossCampus.com.

0:32 -- Opening

3:12 -- J. Diggs of NovaSportsPicks.com gives us the line on this weekend's ACC games, plus handicaps the Clemson at Wake and Notre Dame at UNC games.

14:35 -- Andrew Carter of the Orlando Sentinel talks some FSU football with Patrick

29:07 --Brad Hargreaves tells us all about the ACC tournament at GoCrossCampus.com.

36:11 -- Kurt from Tampa calls the Buzz Line with his thoughts on why the SEC is overrated.

Guests: Woody Durham, Voice of the Tar Heels; Larry Williams, Clemson beat writer for the Post and Courier; and Rob Mahini of the Good Ol' Blog

0:32 -- Opening: Can Patrick still claim the LA Dodgers as his team?

5:10 -- Weekly poll: Would you rather root for a college football team that wins just one game in a season, but that game is against your biggest rival; or a team that loses just one game, again to your biggest rival?

8:07 -- Listener call: Chris from Oklahoma talks FSU football

10:19 - ACC Nation Power Poll

14:34 -- Caulton Tudor thinks Carolina can run the table? Patrick doesn't think it can happen.

19:12 -- More ACC football talk

24:50 -- Listener call: Greg from Atlanta weighs in on Duke, Wake and UNC football

31:08 -- Woody Durham, Voice of the Tar Heels

46:03 -- Larry Williams, Clemson beat writer for the Post and Courier

1:00:19 -- Beat the Blogger with Rob of the Good Ol' Blog

1:19:24 -- Closing

J. Diggs of NovaSportsPicks.com gives us the lines for the ACC football games this coming weekend plus his picks for Duke at Georgia Tech and Florida State at Miami.

Also, in Beat the Blogger, Michael of Waynesboro, Va., takes on Ben of Dear Old U.Va. Find out which is worse -- Ben's picks or his jokes.

Jeff from Wisconsin calls the Buzz Line with his thoughts on FSU football and why Patrick doesn't have a clue when he says Drew Weatherford should be starting at quarterback.

And Patrick answers the question -- when was the last time Duke won two ACC games in a row. Plus, he gives a warning to Duke fans excited about the early success of first-year coach David Cutcliffe.

No guests, so it's just Patrick and Q. The two discuss the ACC Nation power poll, breakdown the Atlantic and Coastal division races and ask "Which ACC team has been the biggest surprise?

Also, the guys have three listener calls, including a question about the FSU quarterback situation and another about the mistakes Patrick and Q have made in their jobs as journalists. And you won't want to miss the call from Will Ojanen, the ACCNation.com columnist. He might never live it down.

That and more on ACC Nation.

J. Diggs of NovaSportsPicks.com gives us the lines for the ACC football games this coming weekend and he gives us his play on both the Maryland at Clemson and Virginia Tech at Nebraska games. '

Plus, the Voice of the Yellow Jackets, Wes Durham, gives us his thoughts on Georgia Tech following a big win this past weekend. We also ask Wes -- who doubles as play-by-play announcer for the Falcons -- about former BC quarterback Matt Ryan, now the starter in Atlanta.

Guests: Ken Tysiac of the News and Observer and the Charlotte Observer; and Dan Steinberg of the D.C. Sports Bog

0:34 — Opening: Yes, we’re a day late. Sorry

4:54 — Patrick evaluates quarterback play in the ACC?

14:43 — Why didn’t FSU give Drew Weatherford a chance Saturday night?

20:33 — Mike Paulus shouldn’t get all the blame for Carolina’s meltdown against Virginia Tech.

26:14 — ACC Nation Power Poll

27:12 — Ken Tysiac of the News and Observer and Charlotte Observer talks NC State football.

38:02 — SI.com’s Bill Trocchi thinks the ACC is the second-best football conference.

41:31 — ACC Nation poll — Which non-conference win has been the biggest so far by the ACC?

45:11 — Beat the Blogger — Dan Steinberg of the D.C. Sports Bog vs. Eric of Roanoke, VA., plus we ask Dan about Tony Kornheiser’s return to radio, former Georgia Tech punter and new Jim Zorn whipping boy Durant Brooks and why Ralph Friedgen is responsible for the name of Dan’s blog.

1:04:07 — Closing, including the AP and USA Today weekly polls and UVa. football’s personnel losses over the last year.

J. Diggs of NovaSportsPicks.com gives us the line for the ACC football games this coming weekend and he handicaps the two biggest games of the weekend, Virginia Tech at North Carolina and Wake Forest at Florida State.