Ari, number two, Miami goes down to Louisville on a Friday night.

What now?

One of our, I don't know if I want to call it a super team.

We've said maybe Ohio State's the only thing resembling a super team this year.

But one of our, this team may finish

undefeated teams, no longer undefeated, looking very mortal. What do you think this means for the

rest of the hurricane season? Well, Miami has a very easy schedule. And I think that what might

happen here is going to get kind of crazy. Because if you go and you look at the way that the rest of the league is set up, they only play SMU, Syracuse, NC State, Virginia Tech, and Pitt for the rest of the year. And the hurricanes don't play Georgia Tech, Duke, or Virginia. The teams that are, so they don't control their own destiny in the ACC championship race.

I don't know how it's going to play out.

Maybe Virginia, Duke, and Georgia Tech will lose games like this and clear things.

Well, let's not forget Louisville with one loss in conference, they lost ahead of them

and have the tiebreaker.

So the ACC, I don't know if it's just going to be an annual thing with really large conferences and no way for these teams to play each other where there's going to be insane tiebreakers at the end of the year. But I still think that you could make the case that Miami with the wins that they already have, um, control their own destiny for the playoff because if they finish 11 and 1 and miss the ACC championship game, I think with a win over Notre Dame, they

might be in.

They'll be fine.

They do kind of need Notre Dame to keep winning.

That would help.

The Florida wins probably not going to do much for them.

But if you're in the Notre Dame controls their own destiny with two losses camp,

this was in a great situation for you.

Right, because you do not want

Miami and Notre Dame fighting for the last at large birth yeah Miami is going to get it

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