Kings of the North College Football - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Finally somewhere that promotes the North like so many pods do for the south.

It’s made watching ball more enjoyable because I know more about Northern teams and I care more if they win.

- Great mix of guests.
- Variety of content- Rankings, analysis, coach/player interviews, betting.
- Great hosts. Doug and Landis do a great job.

You’ll want to listen to Kings of the North for three reasons.

1. Smart football analysis.
2. Random off the cuff comments and tangents that will make you laugh.
3. It will balance out what you hear or read from ESPN.

Doug (a Northwestern grad) and Bill (Penn State grad) covered Ohio State before starting this show. Well, Doug also covered the Cleveland Browns too.

They call out where they were wrong, regularly talk about all 28 teams in what they define as the north of college football, most of the Big 10, 1/2 of Big 12, the northern ACC teams and bring in interesting guests.

You’ll be interested in and informed about more games on Saturdays as a result.

Give it a listen. It took over my podcast feed.

Keep up the good work!

Joel in Phoenix

I’ve been listen to Doug and bill for years in various spaces. Like a fine wine, I feel like they’ve aged to perfection as they’ve steadily improved over time. KOTN is the perfect blend of advanced analytics, in depth understanding of the game, rational takes and irrational rants. This is the best football listen on the market. I love the change many years ago to add nonfootball content to the end, giving the listener the choice to engage or not.

Love listening to a college football podcast without SEC bias. At this point it’s pathetic how lazy the analysis is on other shows claiming that overrated southern teams like ole miss, Missouri, and lsu are legitimate national title contenders. We love college football and want to hear more about the rest of the country. It’s made watching college football way more fun when you know more about the chaotic Big 12 and middle of the pack big 10 teams like Illinois, Nebraska, and Washington.

I used to listen to an OSU podcast Doug was on but like this one way better talking about the full landscape of college football vs a full hour talking about OSU’s 3rd string LBs.