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Right, it's not this thing that is often talked about but has never been done.

We know what it's like.

We know what it's like to go through the college football playoffs and make it to the national

championship game and we understand the challenges that it presents. So you're not talking about something that's never been done.

Right. Now, we haven't won it. And that's our job.

Hello and welcome. It is always college football. We appreciate to be in here. It's the end of May.

It's the 29th. And we are so glad they are here to join us talking a little college football

during kind of a slow time of the year and helping us kind of fill this slow time. We've got some

great conversations with some of the biggest names in college football. Today we'll be joined by one of my

favorites, the head coach of the Notre Dame Fighting Irish Marcus Freeman. We'll ask him about his team,

the quarterback competition, what he learned from last year's playoff run that culminated in a national

championship birth, and then of course the hot topic of

the day in college football, the SC and the Notre Dame rivalry. Where does he stand on its continued

life? Then we're going to talk a little bit about what's transpired here over the last seven to 10

days in college football. The playoff has adopted a new

seating format, excited to kind of break that down and why it's a positive for where we're going

here in this upcoming year. And then there are some things going on right now about what the

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