So we have a question for

So we have a question for Muhammad Obdi, Vince, and this is kind of building off on the northern football thing.

Oh, okay.

So this is more of a, you know, talking about how the southern, you know, North doesn't do as well at the FBS level, this, that, and the other.

So let's, let's, I think this actually is an interesting conversation. So basically,

question was, do you think 12 to 14 team playoff changes that the fact that the South is

dominated to the playoff? What's your gut takeaway on that, Vince? No, I don't think it changes it.

I think you might get a couple more northern teams into the playoff and that's fine, but I don't

know that you will have

consistent dominance or whatever by a northern team and again you you rattle you know michigan

ohio state nondon those are all northern teams right and so i think they will continue to have success

they will continue to make the playoff you know And that's two to three northern teams in the

playoff every year. And then you could potentially throw in a Washington, for example, or, you know,

somebody along those lines and they can make it into the playoff as well. And so I don't know that

it is going to change drastically. Look, the majority of the big time talent overall

is always going to flock SEC in the South. It just is. Now, the Big Ten is still maybe top

to bottom. You can make an argument. Maybe they're better than the SEC, you know, from one

year to the next. That's cool. I have no problem with that. But the talent is down there

and kids, for the most part, and this is a generality, but it's still fairly true, kids like to

stay closer to home overall. And that's number one. It's what they grew up with. Okay. Number two,

they just want to be closer to their family.

They want their families to come watch them play on a regular basis.

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