Welcome to Andy Staples on three and thank you, Jared in the chat.

Favorite part of my morning commute.

Well, we appreciate that.

Glad that we can be along for the ride with you guys in the mornings.

I'm liking the format.

I am becoming a morning person, which is good because as I got to thinking about

what was going on with college football playoff, the changes that were being made, not necessarily

what's going to happen the next two seasons, but what they're talking about for the next

whatever after that, I started to get a little cranky. And so if I were not a morning person now, I'd probably have some really nasty things to say.

But I am a morning person now.

So I'm looking on the bright side.

I'm thinking more globally.

And I think that's probably good.

Andrew in the chat just wants to remind everybody that Oregon will win the Natty

in 2024. Well, Andrew, now we know how Oregon's path to said Natty might work.

Because the college football playoff, the commissioners who run it, approved a new model that will take effect for this season and next

season. What happens after that is not promised. But for this season and next season,

there will be five automatic bids, seven at-large bids. And I realize now, after watching social media on Tuesday after this approval got made,

we ought to do some CFPFAQs because I think there's some people who are so confused.

And I forget that, you know, most of us who follow this show are deep in the weeds of this stuff. And so they've known about

this for two years. They've known how it's going to work. They understand, okay, the PAC 12 dissolved.

That's why they took away one automatic bid. But that's not the case for everybody. So we got to talk about that. And if you got questions in the chat, and I see Jamie Myers just threw up a question in the chat, then ask away. So let's take Jamie's question first, and then we'll see what we can do with that. So Jamie says, what happens when an unranked NC state upsets

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