Hour number two, good to have you with us. We are talking a little college football because

SEC Media Days, it's the number one story on ESPN right now, and it's worth talking about because

you have an SEC coach going and breaking ranks and going with the Big Ten. The question I want

to ask you, and Rico has asked you, is simple, is this the right move? Because what Eli

Drinkwitz of Missouri and what the Big Ten and Tony Petiti are petitioning is a mockery. It's

ridiculous. It is a model where it's all auto bids. You will have no college football committee and potentially just get rid of

your championship games as well. Four Big 10 teams, four SEC teams, three from both the ACC and

Big 12, one pity prize and one at large. What? Okay. So if that's what they're going to do, what's your response to it?

I will tell you that without a major scheduling change of playing way more conference games,

you may just, just somebody turned a light out for a guy like me.

I have no time for it.

You will encourage the Kurtzignettis of the world to play no one.

That's what you'll encourage.

So I want to hear from you guys, 248, 539, 9797.

If you're going to expand the playoff, it has to make resume games more prevalent,

which is what Rico would like and what Rico promised us.

But that's not what they're doing because here's what's happening.

Media rights deals.

This format guaranteeing 8 of 14 are SEC in Big 12, excuse me, Big 10.

That is a network ploy.

The fact that you are then backfilling with three big 12 teams, which I'm sorry, there's no year three big 12 teams should get in.

The conference isn't strong enough.

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