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welcome in this Monday morning edition Oxford Exxon podcast Chase Parm Neil McCrady Clark Ford studio here with you today

we get a good bit of football is college football the last college football game of the season

number three from a playoff ranking standpoint tCU

13 and 1 Georgia 14 and 0 the number 1 seed trying to win back-to-back titles 12 and a half

point favorite tonight there in uh in inglewood I guess technically where it's at uh 630 start

for that tonight I will give give... Is that right?

It's what ESPN says, and if so, I give college football a ton of credit, because that's a start time you can actually, like, finish the game and not feel dead the next day. That's good. That is a... If that is true, and then again, that is what ESPN says is... That's good. Yeah. that's as opposed hey, 7.30 by the time you kick and you're like, okay.

So they're kicking at 6.30?

CFP National Championship presented by AT&Z, ESPN, 630 PM Central Time, Georgia minus 12 and a half.

That's what I got.

Well, good for them.

So, yeah, I don't know.

It's a good question.

Because I figure that take a full four hours. Yeah, it'll be a late game. College football can't figure it out. Cannot do it. Almost refuse to do it. They don't want to do it. It's a difference. There's a formula. They can. They don't want to.

That's true.

They want four hours.

Yeah, TV, money.

I guess.

Yes. The spectator in the stands is not as important as a spectator on TV anymore. Oh, that's for sure. And it's not even close. Ole Miss basketball losing 64-54 to Mississippi State in Starkville on saturday afternoon o and three now in the cc i guess seven of nine losses at this point something like that um and then they face

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