All right here's what we're going to do. We're going to get catch up on ticket text.

And I do just want to chat with RICO about one thing guys.

And David, feel free, Kenny, feel free, because what did I ruin now?

Nothing, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, I wanted to provide something I had heard by someone very plugged in,

and it is something, you know, it's funny when David just did the college football, you know, for fun,

Blitz. I don't think people realize how little

is actually settled with the new format and with the unintended consequences that you went from four and now we're going to go to this weird 14 thing,

12 thing, it's all going to lead to 16.

But do you know what the biggest reservation

from most people involved with it is?

What's that?

It's what I brought up. The repeat match-ups. There are two major reservations

from the power brokers in college football right now. One is, we don't want to play the same opponent two or three times or

yeah two or three times. Don't want to do it. The other one is

this idea of the automatic bids.

See, a lot of people are saying, well, it'll just be the Big Ten and the SEC.

Yep, well, that's where all the good teams are.

Okay? So so this idea of

does the g five matter

why would we be giving the g five in autobid or look at the a c c why would you give

pit an automatic birth So it's this thing of how you design

this and why I continue to say that by the time the playoff truly flushes out, the Big Ten

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