Let's get to business, go to the phones.

A lot happening in college football, SEC media days today. And they're doing more nonsense with the playoff. And I think it hurts all of us, the fans. We go to Spencer, see what he's got to say. Spencer, what's going on, buddy? Oh, Mike Rico, how are you doing? Good, pal. What do you make of this nonsense? Can you help me, please?

It's a complete dumpster fire is what it is. Because you have to now, you know, each Big Ten and

SEC team would need a secure three,four playoff slots each season which would

then lead to less competitive play.

Yay, that's fun to watch. And then

you know, now you're

on top of that, you're

formatting

and awarding

13 teams that automatically

make the playoffs.

Yeah, that's a concentrate power in the hands of few conferences.

So, I mean, what do we, it logically makes no sense here.

Spencer, I'm with you.

When this initially happened, I got excited because I thought this was going to be just like college hoops where they will play great programs will play another great program early in the year as a litmus test to see where they are. It's good. Even if you lose, it helps your resume because you're not playing a bunch of nobodies. And college football said, yeah, hopefully they don't go the way of Indiana.

Hopefully we will keep having the matchups where I'm okay if you play two easier games, but one of your three games should be against an opponent of your equal.

Yeah, I mean, you should definitely have a powerhouse versus a powerhouse, not a powerhouse

versus three high school teams.

That's silly.

Well, you're wasting 33% of your season.

That's been the issue for a long time now, and especially with the playoff where if resume doesn't matter and it's just a stock ranking within your conference, no, Spence, you're right.

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