Today's edition, future of the playoff,

the poor fate of the group of five.

Rick Batino sounds off,

and can you crop dust the darts tournament or not.

Time now for the college football Inquirer with Dan Wetsall.

I will not mourn the loss of the Alabama Middle Tennessee game.

Let us all have a moment of silence.

Ross Gellinger.

This is disgusting, but is really a brilliant mechanism here by this mother's man to distract his opponent.

I applaud it and S.I's Pat. His opponent. I have bought it.

And S.I.'s pad 40!

This is Rick Patino after a bad loss.

He's the worst loser in the history of basketball that I have ever come around.

Which is one reason he doesn't lose very often.

Here's Pat Russ and Dan.

All right, welcome to the pod, and we're to start with the future of the sport playoff which is coming.

Very excited about the playoff coming next year, but

everything after that remains quite in flux because this is college football and why would we plan ahead

namely the television deal which we've had various reports is done, it's close, it's going to be this.

There was this report.

Last week that they had agreed to a six year deal with the ESPN ESPN 1.3 billion dollars per year, right? Was that it? It's basically a little

over a hundred million per game. I was quite excited. It's like six years today. That means they must be

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