Right now in its current format, Georgia could run the table in the SEC

could win the SEC championship and never host a college football playoff game in Athens, Georgia.

Hello and welcome in, it's always college football.

Today is Monday, May 8th and we appreciate you being here with us.

Mark Kubiak, Jack Foster, Jake's here. I'm Greg McElroy. Thank you so much for taking

a little time out of your busy off season schedule to dial into some big picture college football discussion.

Today, we've taken some time, we digested, we thought about some of the tweaks that we would make if we were in

charge we're going to take a deep dive into the college football playoff

formatting when the 12 team playoff arrives here just two seasons from now.

This is for 24 and 25.

Those are the two college football seasons

that will be impacted.

We're gonna hit it from every possible angle.

Scheduling is a huge part of the conversation.

I'm gonna tell you, there's a couple aspects of it

that I just don't like.

I want to see them changed immediately but we're going to give them the benefit of the doubt. I think they did an adequate job up to this point,

laying it out for us and providing us with that college football holiday that we wanted on New Year's Day.

We're also going to take some questions from your mailbag.

Talk about some non-conference games.

We're going to talk a little bit about already.

Here we are in May, and we're talking about a playoff hypothetical.

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