All right, as we sift through the chaos of a classic November college football Saturday,

we're going to figure out who actually benefits from all this, because there was a day that I

would have told you that, I don't know, no one will ever do the gator chomp at Neeland Stadium unless they're a visiting Florida fan, but there were thousands of Tennessee fans doing it.

Like, what world are we living in here?

Yeah, you know, it's so funny on Sunday after a long day of college football, our temperament is usually to preview what's happening next weekend

because people are always so concerned about what this means for the next thing.

And this weekend was so nuts that we have to sift through the debris a little bit, right?

Like there were so many losses.

The SEC kind of imploded.

And there's a lot of teams out there that benefited greatly from,

you know, the Gators and, you know, the Sooners and teams that we had forgotten about this year.

So, um, last night on our show, we talked a little bit about this, but I wrote, uh, for On3.com,

the five biggest winners of the chaos. And I think that it's important to go through it

because when you have 15 crazy results in the same day, it really is hard to, you know, navigate that.

You know, even for us when we were doing the podcast live, I was like, what the hell is going on here?

We had to figure out what the tiebreakers were in the conference championship games and all this stuff.

It was just, it's just a battle. So I tried to help. And I think that you're on board with this, too.

So let's go through them. Let's talk about the team I just mentioned Tennessee because I think

there's a thought process out there that, oh, the SEC

was the big loser because Alabama and Ole Miss lost, they're probably out. But remember,

individual fan bases root for their own teams. Tennessee is in a much, much better place than it was coming into the weekend because

we spent all last week having this hypothetical argument about a 10 and 2 Tennessee versus an 11

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