The Big Ten expands replay transparency, LSU's battle vs. the SEC subsides & previewing Ohio State at Texas

The drama surrounding the ending of last week's Western Michigan vs. Michigan game is the gift that keeps on giving. The latest part of the fallout involves the Big Ten Conference. The Big Ten has announced it is expanding transparency of its replay process to all Big Ten officiated games for the rest of the season. Emily Proud, Chris Hummer and Richard Johnson discuss this decision and if the SEC will follow suit. Plus, they look at Bryce Underwood's struggles and where Michigan goes from here.The SEC's battle with LSU has started to subside, but can the relationship be repaired? The crew discusses. They also dive into if the SEC has taken another step towards self-governance.Then Emily, Chris and Richard preview the big matchup of the weekend. Top-ranked Ohio State visiting fourth-ranked Texas. What are the matchups to watch, who will win and what will the fallout be from the game? Plus, is this the best Texas team since the 2005 National Champions. Chris and Richard also give you some of the top players to watch this weekend.All of this and more on today's College Football Insiders.(0:35) - Big Ten expands replay transparency(2:48) - Will the SEC follow suit in replay transparency?(3:40) - Concerns with Bryce Underwood struggles(10:32) - SEC vs. LSU battle subsides(13:50 ) - Can LSU fix its relationship with the SEC?(15:20) - Will the SEC move towards self-governance?(18:24) - Previewing OSU - Texas(19:15) - Matchup to watch(22:55) - Final score predictions(25:19) - Sunday's headline if Texas wins(27:39) - Is this the best Texas team since 2005?(28:38) - What happens if Ohio State loses?(31:00) - Names to watch: Kamario Taylor(32:45) - Names to watch: Trent Mosley