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You know, I can't help but think somewhere out there, one of the administrative types, one of the college football sweater vests, has to be thinking themselves.

You know, if the Super Bowl is this weekend, maybe we could make college football's national title game the weekend after that.

What says we can't just play to February.

Hey, why not just bump the national

title game right up against spring football? Why not just play a year-round? And for those of you

who think I'm joking, I think I am. I'm pretty sure I am. But then again, I never know. Yesterday's

jokes become today's reality in college football, as

Memo used to always say. So we got the playoff calendar for the 2020, what, six and 27 seasons

yesterday. And everyone laughed and then they realized, oh, what, this is the real one? Hold up. This

is the real one? Yeah. So we're going to talk about that this morning slash afternoon

slash night. What is this, by the way? This is not a normal show, is it? Doesn't sound like the normal

intro. Well, once upon a time, we started a show called Latekick when I came up here from

Columbus, Georgia, and I was at 24-7 sports at the time, and I was recording three nights a week during the season like we still do.

And then we bumped it down to two nights per week during what a casual would call the offseason.

But we don't believe in like we still do.

And about Monday or Tuesday of every week, I would think to myself, I kind of feel like I got some stuff to say.

I kind of feel like I want to talk to the folks, you know, because that's what we call our audience, the folks.

And I just started recording what we called a Late Kick Extra podcast at the time.

There was really no video component to it.

You can't even find it on the YouTube channel.

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