Welcome to the Audible presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Stuart Bandell, joined as always by Bruce Feldman.

We have some new college football playoff rankings.

We have a huge slate of rivalry games, Thanksgiving weekend games this weekend.

And we also, at long last, have our first power for coaching change. Where should we start, Bruce?

Let's hold off on the Mac Brown, North Carolina news for a little bit. The rankings just came out.

I think one of the questions was going to be how far would Indiana fall?

And would there be some cushion there?

Because obviously they're playing Purdue.

It's not like even if they beat them, which we expect them to do.

It's not like they're going to get a springboard off that or it it's going to answer any questions that are people who have they actually beaten.

But here we are.

It seems like Stu, Indiana is in a pretty good position, correct?

Yeah, they fell from 5 to 10, which means if the bracket were today, they would have the last at large spot.

And what I think is interesting is there's a nice little

buffer there after them. Well, first let's mention SMU moved up to nine. Indiana's 10. And then

Boise State is 11. So obviously, Boise State is going to be automatic birth or bust. So at 12 is

Clemson. Clemson is now the first team out, the proverbial first team out at 9 and 2.

And only then do you get to the block of Alabama, Ole Miss, South Carolina, all 8 and 3.

So it just so happens, and you mentioned it the other day, this Clemson, South Carolina game this weekend,

which now becomes a battle of two of the teams that are, have, you know, maybe the only shot of leapfrogging Indiana.

In particular, I mean, if Clemson is 10 and 2, if beat South Carolina finish 10 and 2, and it's just beaten a top 15 team, don't think it's asking that much for them to move up

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