Can LSU make the College Football Playoff in 2024? | Xavier Worthy's blistering combine 40-yard dash

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🗓️ 5 March 2024

⏱️ 72 minutes

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0:00.0	Welcome to Andy Staples on three.
0:06.0	Producer River and I were just having a discussion before we came on about Requiem for the Big East.
0:10.1	And we were talking about all the moves that were made and weren't made back in the day.
0:14.7	That's a documentary about how the Big East rose and fell.
0:19.7	And I was explaining the Penn State big east situation where
0:25.4	if the big east takes Penn State in the early 90s, perhaps everything in realignment changes.
0:33.8	Perhaps the AACC doesn't tear apart the big East. Maybe the Big East is the aggressor,
0:38.2	or maybe nothing happens for a little while. It's fascinating how these little dominoes change
0:43.6	everything. And obviously we had the discussion with Cole Kublich yesterday about how a split is
0:50.3	probably coming sooner rather than later. I took a crack at what a Super League involving the Big Ten and the SEC might look like.
0:58.4	Adon three.
0:59.7	You can read the column.
1:00.8	There's two columns.
1:01.6	There's one where kind of chew on what Cole and I talked about, what's coming next, what changes could be on the way.
1:10.8	And then one where I just see what it
1:13.5	would look like. What would it look like if the SEC and Big Ten decided they were the AFC and the
1:19.1	NFC, went equal size, had divisions that were spread out know, it was very interesting picking the teams.
1:29.1	I went 48 teams.
1:30.2	I was trying to think like a TV programmer because I think they would want to reduce
1:33.8	the number from the current number of power conferences.
1:36.6	But I don't think they'd want to reduce it that much.
1:38.5	I think they'd want some variety still.
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