Brian, let's talk about the second game that's going down.

And this one's actually on Friday. It's the day after. But talking about the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl, January 9th, kickoff is at 7.30 p.m. You can watch it, of course, on ESPN. This one's down in Atlanta, Georgia, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium. It's between the number one-seeded Indiana Hoosiers and the number five-seated Oregon Ducks. Currently, Indiana is favored by minus three and a half in the over-under, set at 46 and a half by our friends over at Fandul. So we get another rematch, Brian. That's something that's been consistent with this playoff. There's been at least one rematch in every single round so far. Now, bright side is the national championship won't be a rematch.

So this is the final round of the playoffs.

That won't be a rematch.

But Big Ten matchup for the semifinals, they played in the regular season.

Very, very interesting matchup to talk about between the Hoosiers and the Ducks.

Yeah, I think this is the game between

the two best teams left in the tournament, I would argue. Both, look, Ole Miss and Miami are both

capable of beating Indiana or Oregon. I just think right now these are the two teams playing the

best football because they're both playing well on both sides of the ball. Miami's defense

is playing championship caliber football. Their offense, not so much. I would argue that Oregon's is.

And I would also argue that as impressive as what Alabama did or what Indiana did to Alabama was,

I would argue that what Oregon did to Texas A&M to me was even more impressive.

And you may not agree with this, Trevor, but I think Texas Tech is a much better football team than Alabama.

100%.

And they dominated Texas Tech.

You know, I mean, just absolutely dominated that football game defensively.

A&M had, or Tex Tech had no chance in that football game.

And while Oregon didn't light up the Texas Tech, the Texas Tech defense, which is pretty

good, they did what they needed to do and controlled the clock and knew, hey, they can't move

the ball on us. We're not going to do something to give them a short field. It's kind of like how Miami beat Ohio State. Like, look, we're not going to do something to

put this in, we're going to run the ball and make them beat us, and they couldn't do it.

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