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Will the first playoff poll is out.

And everyone agrees on everything.

Happy Wednesday morning. Certainly there was nothing in there that happened

last night with the six people that were able to watch it and watching it on like Fubo or something

like that. Certainly nothing happened that, you know, riled the masses, right? You know,

bold take by ESPN to take the, as I always call it, the meeting that

should be an email, the playoff committee show, and take that off of, you know, YouTube TV, because it's like, now it's a tweet. I had, it was hard to get me to watch that before, but now I'm like, cool, I'm just going to watch everyone's reaction on Twitter because the people that are part of, you know, the show itself are not really who I'm trying to hear reactions from. And, you know,

as far as the reaction itself, you know, classic SEC bias,

Notre Dame getting favorable treatment, those fighting Irish from Mississippi. So, yeah, just

typical, typical ESPN for you. Yeah. I actually, I do think that Notre Dame's ranking was the most significant thing that happened.

If you didn't see this two lost Notre Dame coming in at number 10 was relevant because,

obviously, Miami coming at, what if Miami is like 18th or something, coming in eight spots ahead of Miami,

even though obviously Miami beat Notre Dame in the season opener.

Significant also because

you've got an at-large team that cannot obviously be one of the five highest ranked conference

champs who now looks like it definitely does just have to win out.

And like hand up, I said after they lost the second game, I thought Notre Dame was cooked.

This ranking reflects

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