Welcome to the shutdown full cast 40 for 40. We are so close to the end of

recording 40 different podcasts for 40 different balls. We are so close. One can

almost taste it. One can almost, let's say, file these away as if one were

reporting your income to the government. Boy, it'd be cool if I didn't have to

do that. Like what? Conceptually, if there were something that killed taxes.

You mean it extended it? Oh, I thought you meant an extension. We can do 20 more

bowl episodes. Next time. How many more five and seven teams are there? 20. There

are 20 more. We have 10 balls that we can do. Mizzou can only play so many

bowl games. I would like to restate my proposed rule for all future bowl seasons.

I think I'm fine since five and seven teams have now gone three and

out. I am fine with five and seven teams making the balls. If you lose to one,

you don't get to be in the postseason the next year. It doesn't matter if you go

and feed it. You're out. You don't get to. Can I can I talk you into four and eight?

Well, that's the thing is if this happens enough, that means more five and seven

teams have to fill those slots. If they win, eventually we will have to dredge up

the four and eight teams. No, this is when we get the repus bowl. You say,

listen, don't go four and eight, but we will have one exhibition bowl for one

lost or one win teams. Yeah, the we'll just call it the J Hawk ball. No, no, no,

reason. It's just a nice word. It just sounds just sounds fun and pastoral. We

were discussing that mythical slayer of taxes. Oh, the tech slayer.

Tocaugh gator bowl. This is Jason Kirk, our college football editor. Give me

a word to describe a potential match up between Georgia and Penn State in 2015,

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