The college football calendar is completely broken, and we've got the way to fix it at Heartland College Sports.

I'm Pete Mundo.

Welcome in.

Hope your week is going well, and we appreciate you joining us as a part of the show.

So since the college football regular season ended, some of you might have think it slowed down a little bit.

Well, in many ways, it's just more insane and it's crazier because you have the transfer portal. You have high school

football recruiting. You've got the bowl season starting to take place. All these things are

happening and the college football calendar needs a major adjustment.

Nothing can be done this year. Nothing's going to be done this year. But something has to start

next year when the playoff expands to 12 teams. And I was going through the numbers and I figured

out a way to solve it so I want you to follow

me here and I want to get your reaction on the show.

So here's the first thing.

Next year the college football playoff goes to 12 teams and already the college football

playoff has screwed this up.

I'll tell you first off how they're doing it and then tell you why they've got the whole

thing wrong. Well, first off, they've got the whole thing wrong because they're not playing

the damn playoff games on Saturday. This is a Saturday sport and for some reason the sport

thinks that they're better off playing games on days that aren't Saturday, which is the dumbest thing

ever. You cede Saturdays to the NFL after your regular season ends, which makes absolutely

no sense. So here's how it's going to work next year in the 12-team college football playoff.

Remember, you have the first four teams who are going to

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