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next round. Brandon Marcillo always kind with his time talking some college football with us.

After he spent some time down in

Destin with the power brokers of the Southeastern Conference. Welcome in. Brandon. How are you today?

What's up, guys? How are you? Doing fantastic. Thanks a lot. I will ask you if there was a general,

well, it's probably too general to ask for a general take away from Destin. There was a lot that went on

down there.

What was your summation of everything you saw down in Destin?

Yeah, it was one of the buzzier spring meetings down there, a lot of chatter, a lot of talk.

You know, you went into it with the understanding and from our reporting that the SEC athletic directors are very much on board with the big 10 athletic directors for the 4AQ format for the future of the college football playoff with 16 teams.

But you just never know what the coaches are going to say.

And when you have a commissioner like Greg Sankey, who's very much

someone who's kind of got an open mind with some things when he goes in these meetings with the

understanding of, I represent you guys. What you guys want to do is what we'll do. He's not the type

to really kind of force things on them before they really discuss things in length. And so what happened last week was

simply the coaches said, we don't want that 4AQ format. And in addition to that, Greg Sanky and

the SEC were presenting, you know, kind of an argument against the selection committee

and their process and the need to maybe include some different

analytics in there, which opened up the idea of, well, we'll get more teams in, potentially,

and probably if we were to go with more at large bursts, which would maybe be a 5 plus 11 format

or whatever, that would be different from the 4 aQs and now all of a sudden

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