So we'll see in a couple days when the final batch of rankings comes out and then obviously

conference championship weekend next weekend in college football.

Any thoughts there, Sam Markets, and just like the two big ones, obviously, Buckeye,

six against Indiana and the Big Ten title game, both teams undefeated.

We can have a high-sman conversation afterwards with San and Mendoza, the two favorites,

the two quarterbacks, 49 and a half the total.

And then Georgia, one and a half against Bama, 47 and a half.

So two absolutely Titanic games on conference championship Saturday next week.

It's going to be great in the Big Ten and the SEC.

Six feels a little heavy on Ohio State.

But then again, you look at Ohio State, they've covered every game but one this year, right?

Them in Texas Tech go 11-1 ATS in a regular season.

So when you keep covering numbers and you keep winning by margin,

that leads to a number that probably is a little higher than it should be.

My true number on the game is four.

So there's definitely an Ohio State tax there. As for Georgia, Bama, flip a coin, man. I have no idea who's going to win that one. Not yet, at least. And an awesome ending last night to the Iron Bowl with Kalin DeBore rolling the dice on the... I love Chris Fowler and Kirk Herb Street incredulous on that call. Bamma touchdown. Bamma wins the game. And if you laid Batman in the game, which I might have very much appreciated Kaylin DeBore's decision making at the end. Last college football note, Sam,

Heisman trophy market, Mendoza plus 125 at MGM, Sayan plus 130. So the two Big Ten quarterbacks

that will play in the Big Ten title game next weekend are your favorites.

Diego Pavia, Vandy's quarterback is Vandy Railroads, Tennessee to complete the best season in school history.

Vandy plus Pavia plus 333, Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love at 14.

Is it as easy, Sam, as whoever wins the Big Ten title game, that

quarterback wins the Heisman. How do you handicap this market one more week to go?

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