I mean, it's obviously a huge matchup.

If Oklahoma loses, they are out of the college football playoff.

If Alabama wins, Blaine, they have pretty much

wrote their ticket to the college ball playoff

and your one win away from guaranteeing a spot

in the SEC championship.

But I don't think it's going to be that easy.

One of the biggest matchups we have had all college football season, Alabama, hosting Oklahoma, in a game that has playoff implications.

David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback to my left playing crane, former Western State, Colorado, wide receiver to my right.

And Cohn, we labeled the Oklahoma Tennessee game, a playout game.

I got one for this one.

This one, to me, is a mixture of a play in and a play out.

Because on one hand, and we'll get to the spread here before you even answer this, Coney,

but on one hand, you have Oklahoma that if you have one more loss,

you're out of the college football playoff.

Right?

But if you're Alabama on the other side and you get one more loss, you're out of the college football playoff. Right? But if you're Alabama on the other side and you get one more win, you look at the rest of

their schedule. At worst, at worst, it is 10 and 2 which gets you in the playoff, but it really,

if we're being honest, puts you one win away from automatically being in the SEC championship game to play Auburn.

So it's like a play in and a playout game at the same time.

What is this spread on?

Yeah.

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