The SEC and Big Ten set up an advisory committee to examine the college sports landscape.

Spencer Ratler is the Senior Bowl's most valuable player and the 49ers are now two-point favorites in Super Bowl 58.

Check it out and much more on the Monday edition, Cranin Company. Oh, hey, hey, hey,

oh, What's up everybody out there? Hey, regardless of how you listen to us with its

Apple Podcast, whether it's Spotify, however, please share the show, leave us a

five-star review. We'd really, really appreciate it. To everybody out there that is panicking about the

direction of college football, I get that there's been big changes, but I actually

think you should be excited. I don't think you should be panicking and I'm going to tell you why. Number one,

this merger of the SEC in the Big Ten is a big step forward to the NCAA

being taken out of being the middleman in college football.

They're feckless, they have no power and it's something that needs to happen.

And this merger is the big step that we've been waiting on as this thing kind of speeds up.

Because when you have the big 10 in the SEC, the big dogs in college football, that is going to

bring some set of rules back to NIL and the transfer portal because they actually

have power.

Three, we're headed to a 12 team playoff and I hope and I pray that we have as much parity as we had

last year that that's the new norm and not an anomaly. We have conference expansion or as

I call it conference reduction.

The SEC is adding Texas and Oklahoma.

The Big Ten is adding USC, Oregon, Washington and UCLA.

The ACC?

Yeah, they're adding SMU. They're adding Stanford. They're adding

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