Time now for the college football inquirer with Dan Wetsall.

One more victory for Dan Lann.

He's about wins, not clicks. You're doing it for clicks, calling Random Trees Redwoods, the mighty redwoods. Do not disrespect.

Ross Gallagher. George is the same thing, if not more I mean he's got to two schools left and

they're gonna want him to fight keep that auto bid who knows if Washington State

goes ten and two or something next year they could get it?

And S.I.'s pad 40.

Whatever. They have the best resume, they absolutely should be number one.

I haven't put Georgia Michigan in my playoff bracket yet.

I do a playoff bracket every week in the Fort Air Dash.

Why should I?

Here's Pat, Russ, and Dan.

All right, welcome, the pod presented by Invesco, QQ.

We want to start with a little look back, but also a look ahead, and it features Notre Dame

and young Marcus Freeman, our Irish football coach. Obviously the game ended on a bizarre sequence where Notre Dame put 10 men out in the field against Ohio State's defense on the final two plays at the one yard line.

And there was a lot of discussion and there still was a lot of confusion until Monday when

much to his credit and I think much to his maturity and Marcus Freeman

owned the mistake, discussed the mistake, met with reporters individually, stood at his press conference and handled it.

I thought he handled a coaching gaff about as well as possible.

Now a lot of people would point out and we did, there were other mistakes in the Ohio State game you know

do you run when you're trying to run out the clock instead of throw those are to

me more strategic decisions that could you know you got

...