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So the brackets were set at about 1130 yesterday, 1120, something like that.

They came out, and there's always going to be some point of contention, some bit of

controversy, and we knew what it was going to be going in.

And the debate was, as we talked about on Friday, was basically if form held, if Georgia

beat Alabama and Texas Tech beat BYU. And BYU, remember, was kind of sandwiched in between Alabama and Notre Dame, that if you eliminated them from...

No, they're between Notre Dame and Miami.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sorry.

So if you eliminated them from competition, then suddenly

you would have Miami and Notre Dame side by side and were they going to have the balls to flip them?

And the answer was obviously yes, looking back at it from yesterday's standpoint, but it was yes a week ago.

So a week ago when they made that move, there was no doubt now we know that this was the

intention all along.

Yeah.

And that's, I think, from at least the more rational Notre Dame fans and the Notre Dame

administration that if this was your intention all along,

then why wasn't, why weren't the rankings flipped three weeks ago, four weeks ago?

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