And welcome back to the cover three podcast here on CBS Sports.

That's Tom Freneli. That's Danny Cannell. I'm Chip Patterson coming to you live on CBS Sports

Network,

fired up to be back with you as we've got a little time to do a reset because spring practice is winding down.

So what are we going to have coming up for you in a little bit?

That's right, a post-spring practice power rankings, top 10 from all three of us.

We will also be having a spring practice MVP and with all the

coaches who are just hired, who has had the best off season? So a little bit of transitioning into

the summertime, but first reacting to some of the news of the week where there is a lot of

conversation from the coaches about what the future of the college football

calendar should look like because we're looking at college football playoff expansion.

We're looking to potentially changing our start and end date to the season.

And so we said, yeah, yeah, nice ideas, guys.

We got it from here.

We're going to go through an exercise of trying to put together the perfect

college football calendar. Now, before we get to dates, Tom Pernelli, I know that you've got some

overall requests or demands, however you would like to put them in terms of what we should have

going forward with the future college football calendar. What is the most important to you?

I think if you look at the selection process in the expanded playoff now where there are so many at-larges,

even when we're just dealing with 12, that's going to obviously expand when we get to 24.

And the arguments are going to be roughly the same, but you're going to be looking at far more teams. So I think the one thing you have to do or you should do to try to

create a more even playing field when it comes to something like strength of schedule, you should

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