Welcome to Andy Staples on three.

Happy Saturday night.

It has been quite a day in college football.

A lot of shock, but one incredibly shocking result that on the verge of the first

college football playoff ranking really kind of makes things interesting because

you know jesse simmons we get all these questions about what if all these leagues finish with an

undefeated champ well they're not going to because the big 12 is going to have a champion that has at least one loss because all the

teams in the Big 12 now have at least one loss thanks to Oklahoma's loss at Kansas.

Yeah, yeah, there was a lot of consternation and content created, I think, specifically

in the last two weeks about this supposed chaos scenario, the five undefeated champs, who would get left out, who would get snug?

No, Andy, we're looking at a chaos big 12.

Yes, yes.

That's what we're looking at.

And potentially more chaotic as you go, because you've got bedlam next week,

which could be the last bedlam for a long, long time.

Because Oklahoma State doesn't want to play anymore.

Yep.

You got Kansas State, Texas.

If Kansas State wins, they, it puts them in the driver's seat for the Big 12 championship game, sort of, because they have a loss to Oklahoma State, which is still controlling.

In the mix. They've got one conference loss. Iowa State is not there taking care of business.

It's just out there. And then Kansas.

I, it's, it's, you know, again, we've, we've, ourselves included. We've talked a lot about the carnage and the Pact 12 and, you know, these teams cannibalizing each other in November.

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