All right, everybody, rivalry week has passed, which means the regular season is over in college football, which I'm trying not to get upset about.

I'm excited about the college football playoff, but what an incredible regular season, and it ended on a high note on a crescendo yesterday.

With rivalry week as we get ready, we got the championship game set as far as the

conferences go. We're going to get into those matchups. But we got to dive into everything. I want to

bring in my co-host, David Cohn, former Michigan quarterback. What a night. Shocked you were

able to get up and make it this morning, to be honest with you. I don't know if I could if my team

would have pulled one off like that. Then my brother, Blaine Corain, former Western State Colorado wide receiver,

joining us as well.

And before we get into all of the craziness, right,

because it is craziness,

we got the playoff ranking, you know,

selection Sunday, whatever you want to call it,

when you look at the matchups that we have set, all right, if you want to ask a question,

when we get into the games, remember if you donate and it's on topic, that will get it at the time.

If not, it will get read at the end. Please hit that subscribe button. Nobody can do this like

we can here, and because of you guys, we're able to keep doing it. David Cohn, first off, I just want to say, I want to let

you have the floor. All right, say your piece on just what it meant yesterday for Michigan to be

Ohio State, what it means for Ohio State, what it means for Michigan. We're going to get in this

game and then let people know obviously who's playing in the Big Ten championship.

Well, I just, you know, I love college football, man.

I love college football coast to coast.

I'm proud to have been able to play college football.

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