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Welcome back to another live episode of Buckeye Talk.

I am Stephen Krasnick, and that is Andrew Gillis.

We're live twice this week because we're not going to give you a live show next week.

Because we're going to be deep in playoff prep as Ohio State prepares for his first college football playoff game in the Cotton Bowl. We'll find out who their opponent is on Saturday at noon when Texas to A&M plays Miami.

Thank you guys all for joining us today. We're going to be ranking the coaches.

And everybody's ranking. It's ranking time around college football right now because no football games are being played. ESPN put their top 50 list out. People are doing top positional stuff. People are doing top coaches. So we're going to get involved and do our top coaches of the college football playoff. The coaches are Georgia's Kirby Smart, Ohio State's Ryan Day, Indiana's Kirk Signetti, Texas, Tex, Joey McGuire, Alabama's Kaelin DeBoer, Ole Misses, Lane Kiffin, who we are including into this, even though he is not technically coaching in the college football playoff. But for the sake of a conversation, we are going to include him because if not, it's going to be a weird conversation about, oh, Ole Miss is up the bottom because they're coaching with an interim. It's like, yeah, we know that. So we're going to use him anyway. Oregon's Dan Lannning, Miami's Mario Cristobal, James Madison's Bob Chesney, Oklahoma's Brent Venables, and two lanes, John Summerall. Obviously,

Lane Kiffin's not the only coach on this list who will be leaving for another SEC school

after this season or another powerful job in general. Bob Chesney at JMU will be leaving for UCLA as

soon as their season is over and John Summerall will be leaving for Florida as soon as their season is

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