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Let's talk a little college football here because we now know the playoff. It is set. It is ready to go.

It is a first round that is going to be badass for two games and two games of jokes and blowouts. But it's what happens when you put G6 teams into this thing.

Oregon will host James Madison. They opened as a 21 and a half point favorite over the Dukes.

And then in the other blowout in a game that we already saw a blowout, Ole Miss will host

Tulane again.

And Ole Miss opened as a 16 and a half point favorite.

Now, the other two games, Miami at A&M, I don't know why they put that game at 11 a.m.

That is absurd that they put that game at 11 a.m. That is absurd that they put that game at 11 a.

It makes sense because the NFL's, they're going to have a couple of games after that.

So they put Ole Miss and Tulane in the 230 slot and James Madison in Oregon and the latest slots because they're going against the NFL.

That's a valid point.

So I can definitely get why they did that.

I know the concern was with a couple of the rematches, Alabama, Oklahoma, Tulane O'Miss.

They couldn't get around that.

And that game's on a Friday night, the Alabama Oklahoma game.

Yeah, that's a really cool setting for that. The standalone game, N-O-U, two Blue Bloods going out there battling it out. That's going to be fantastic. I know both are, well, one definitely is offensively challenged. Alabama looked offensively challenged because Georgia just came out there and put a whooping on them. Well, Alabama can't run.

They couldn't run against Georgia. They couldn't run all year. They didn't have Jam Miller, their best running back. So we've seen this play out before. Alabama can't run the football. And Oklahoma will take the run away from you anyway. So we're going to see exactly what we saw against Georgia, except, oh, Oklahoma doesn't have an offense. So we're going to see the same game we saw the first time.

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