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New customers only, maximum saving 20 pounds terms at akardo.com. Wow. The college football playoff rankings are in. Miami is out. Old Miss is out. South Carolina is out. That to me is the jumping off point here, Munch. I mean, this is wild. And I,

let's start with this, Ward Manuel, who's the chair of the college football playoff

committee, came out and said that essentially, and it was very confusing between he and

Reese Davis at first. And I'm glad that Reese made two follow-up questions to confirm what he

was saying. But essentially, the cluster won't change. The cluster being Alabama at 11, Miami at 12,

Ole Miss at 13, and South Carolina at 14. And Ward Manuel went on to say, teams in conference title games not playing cannot jump

any teams not playing. So essentially, if SMU beats Clemson, Alabama gets the last at large

bid over Miami. And it also means that Miami, as you're looking at the college football

playoff rankings here, we'll get to the whole list in a second. But the thing that jumped out

the most is that cluster, right? Talking about Alabama at 11, Miami at 12, and then beyond that,

which we don't have here on the, well, we do it down the bottom. The top two out 13, Ole Miss, 14, South Carolina.

That won't change based off of any result, anything that happens in the conference

championship games.

So when you ask the question, why are we doing a instant reaction show, a college football

playoff rankings reaction show tonight and not

waiting until next week for the final ones.

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