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Welcome, man, starting a little bit different than normal.

I got your normal show.

Basically, it's the replay of Tuesday night's show.

But after we went off the air, the college football playoff committee was so kind as to unveil their rankings on the exact same night as election night.

And so attention was frayed and you were paying attention to all different sorts of things.

So I figured we'd put this on front of this morning's podcast.

Most of you listen to the pod version in the morning.

So we're going to do college football playoff rankings reaction.

And then we're just going to attach that to the entirety of last night's show.

All right, here we go.

Three, two, college football playoff rankings, boom, version 1.0 in our lap.

I got to say the first thing I thought was kind of nailed this. We did our playoff projections,

what I thought they would be. I don't think I did it on the show, but I did it on CBS Sports HQ.

We were on point mostly, except for Penn State.

Penn State number six, way higher than I thought the committee would have them.

I thought that had Penn State all the way down at 10.

And the only reason I thought that was because you had your spot against Ohio State.

You lose.

Not a blowout or anything like that, but you lose. And I wasn't necessarily sure how the strength of schedule would be determined. You know, and if you don't know,

I'm going to tell you, but most of you know my beef with how strength of schedule is determined in

this whole thing. But Penn State's at six. I won't have a massive problem with any of this,

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