All right, I am dreading looking on the internet because I know what's going to happen

when On 3 releases that Bracketology graphic, the one you see on your screen right now.

I know what's going to happen.

I know the Texas fans and the Texas A&M fans are coming from

my neck. But here's the thing. I had to make a decision about what's going to happen

to figure out how to make a realistic bracket because I couldn't just put Texas and Texas A&M in

there or put one of them and not one of the other without explaining here's how we got to this point.

And the fact of the matter is that game is going to decide who plays in the SEC

championship game, but there's still a chance that both of those teams get into the who have you beaten debate

with Penn State and Indiana.

So I see the straight line there, Randy.

It's A&M wins the Texas game and then loses in the SEC championship and gets their third

goals.

Am I understanding that correctly?

You are.

We talked about this on the show, I think it was last week in disaster scenarios.

This is the ultimate disaster scenario for the Texas teams in the SEC because Texas

gets a second loss, misses the SEC championship game, does not have a good win to Pegget's

resume on. Texas A&M stays in the competition but loses to Alabama in the SEC championship

game and then loses, like beats Texas on the field, but loses in the boardroom and also doesn't

make the playoff. It's a distinct possibility. Now, I've got Indiana at 11, the last at large. If Indiana loses to Ohio State, which is,

I have them losing to Ohio State, otherwise they'd be seated much higher, then one of those

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