So we've got a few emails that we should address.

Yep.

I'm going to start with the shortest one.

I like that our friend Patrick said this could take between 20 seconds and an hour.

So it's basically like every other conversation topic we have.

I guess they mostly don't last just 20 seconds though. All right so how do you think

college football would differ had the Pentagon not pulled the plug on the proposed

airline conference now I one day I will write a book on the airline conference.

And by the way, since I said the word book,

that reminds me of something else I want to talk about in a little bit.

But the airline conference is something I've talked about a lot. Actually he called the airplane conference either one.

Pact the California, California, Stanford, UCLA, USC, Washington, the Service Academies, and then Notre Dame, Penn State, and Pitt.

He had Duke and Georgia Tech.

I hadn't heard that.

I think I had, like, I think it was Syracuse involved Syracuse

and Pitt and Penn State but regardless a collection of those teams in 1959

1959 is one of the most sneaky amazing amazing, fascinating years in the history of college football.

Although the proposal didn't contain a team that had an AP national championship for the previous 10 years.

It clearly had a chance to have a, this is me reading again,

have a big effect on the sport,

with members both academically prestigious and big on sport.

Do you think this proposal could have ended up starting almost a

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