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You know, it was interesting.

We got into this big argument last week about Gentie, the running back from Boise State, or Travis Hunter, who would we pick for the Heisman?

I said Travis Hunter from Colorado, because I think college football is uniquely dependent.

All the arguments in college football come down to who did you play.

Like in the NFL, it doesn't matter if you win your division, you're getting a home game

in the playoffs.

It doesn't matter who you played.

But in college, all the arguments are who do you play, even in recruiting.

Kids are like, well, who do you play?

Do you get on television?

So in college football, the Big Ten can have four teams in the playoffs and the ACC can have two.

Why? Who do you play? The Big Ten's better. Better competition for years and years. The SEC has been

considered the best conference. Why? Because you have to go play all these good teams. So to me,

the Boise State running back is very good.

He had three touchdowns against Oregon, the best team they play.

So he's a first round running back.

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