Welcome in everybody to breaking the huddle. I am Joel Klatt, your host, ready to celebrate

college football with you. The show as always is brought to you by Dr. Pepper. It is the

official drink of fansville and it's also delicious. Lots to get into today. This is

a huge show. I'm going to take you into the turning point of the Alabama Georgia game and tell

you exactly where that game changed and how. We've got Ryan Day, the head coach of the book,

guys. He'll be joining me live later in the show. Of course, get to the social media and answer

some of your questions that will clap back time. But first, we've got to go through the top 10.

And I've got three kind of Cinderella type stories to go through in the top 10. These fan

bases should be very, very excited. Let's get into it. Here is my top 10 teams right now as we are in

game week for the big 10. I start with BYU at number 10 and let's sit right there for a moment

because this is a wonderful Cinderella story. Folks, folks, BYU is on pace right now at five and

oh, to potentially be a new year six team. Now, quick caveat. They are not eligible for the

automatic birth that the group of five gets. So they will have to be an at large team. But

I don't believe that the playoff committee will keep them out of the new year six if they are 10 and

oh, okay, they've got 10 games scheduled. They're five and oh right now. And I just have to tell you,

what an amazing job by their administration, even to build a schedule to begin with. Their schedule

basically went away. They had to build the schedule from scratch. They got to eight games. Then

when the Mountain West came back, they were able to get to 10 because San Diego State and Boise State

jumped back onto the schedule. So a credit to the administration for what they were able to do

and at least provide this opportunity not only for their players, but for their fan base to root for.

This team is really good. All right, like I said, five and oh. And last week was their biggest test

they faced Houston, Dana Holgerson's Houston team. They beat him 4326. All right, they've got five

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