On today's college football inquirer, a big time AD and the SEC says the SEC championship game needs to go.

We think we know what that means, so what happens next?

Plus, is the SEC's dynasty dead?

Has the Big Ten completely taken over?

We'll discuss.

Also, there was an executive order.

Probably nothing's going to happen.

We'll talk about it all on today's College Football Enquirer.

This is the college football inquire with Stephen Godfrey.

I am Andy Staples.

Ross Delinger is on assignment, which means he's probably wearing a really cool hat somewhere.

Godfrey, how we doing?

What do you think he's got like a took? Well, no, I mean, if he's skiing, he's got a took. Or you think it's something more festive? I don't know. That's the question. I mean, if he's roaming the halls of power, I think he's going to go something a little more like a fedora or newsboy. Does he own a fedora? Do you think like a Wright-Thompson fedora?

He should.

If he doesn't, we should get him more. If he doesn't, I feel, no, I feel like we should talk to the people at the, does Yahoo have a wardrobe department? Does Yahoo have a, who makes a hat, a hat maker? I was going to say Haberdasher, but that's somebody who makes shirts. No, I thought

Haberdasher's made hats.

Oh, do they?

Oh, sweet.

I think so.

There's a couple. Havardasher. Oh, there's... Somebody who makes shirts. No, I thought Habbardashers made hats.

Oh, do they?

Oh, sweet.

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