Denton's sticking around because we still had one playoff game left.

He likes Oklahoma, the home team.

He likes Texas A&M against Miami, the home team and the favorite.

Short favorite.

They're a three, three and a half point favorite over Miami.

He likes Ole Miss, laying the 17 and a half against Tulane. And then we come to the dreaded, the scary

512 matchup every year. You know, 12s beat fives every year. Wrong sport. That's in March. So it is

512. Oregon at home in Eugene against James Madison. So for those that haven't

watched any college football at all, let alone James Madison, let's start with Madison and tell

everybody why Madison is here. What do they do well? What don't they

do well? Well, they got a quarterback that's a hell of a player in Alonzo Barnett. He tore his ACL last

year, came back in one Sunnull player of the year, and they put together a really strong season

in the Sundell conference and then won the conference at home,

they're a good team in that particular league.

The problem is they're going up against a legitimate juggernaut.

You know, I watched that Sunbell Championship game, and defensively, I think they're really

well coached.

I think they fly around really well.

They have a good coach who is leaving them for

UCLA, but Chesney is a really, really good coach. So they do a lot of things really well at that

particular level. The problem is, you know, the quarterback is a, he's a dual threat, but when it

comes to accuracy, it's not fully there. And against a team like Oregon, you have to be

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