On today's college football inquire, the results of Saturday have shaken up the college football

playoff picture.

Got that first ranking reveal on Tuesday.

What does it all mean?

Who still has a chance?

Who's still alive and whose hopes are dead?

Plus, potential firing, potential change in the loveliest village on the plains.

Hugh Freeze did exactly what he couldn't do against Kentucky.

He only put up three points in a loss at home, and Auburn maybe looking for a new coach.

We'll talk about it all on the College Football Enquirer.

This is the College Football Enquirer with Dillinger and Stephen Godfrey.

I am Andy Staples.

I am the one in the weird location, but I have a lovely table setting behind me, guys.

I think it did a good job here at the house.

Tablescape?

You got a little table scape for the fall?

Is it autumnal?

It's like you haven't eaten at all. You haven't touched the dining room table. Well, I was nervous about that. There were paper plates in the cabinets, and that's where we put our pizza on. Nice. Very good. But yes, I am in Columbus. I was at Ohio State, Penn State yesterday. That game didn't shake up the college football playoff race at all because

Ohio State is awesome. Julian Sane is awesome. Jeremiah Smith is awesome. Cardinal Tate is awesome. And

yeah, they're going to keep winning. But guys, there were so many games around the country that

potentially could shake up who could be in the college football playoff. And it's not necessarily even the top of the rankings.

It's the teams that are sitting there in the eight through 18 spots that you're wondering,

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