Jim Dunaway, Lance Taylor, Ryan Brown, live from the Birmingham Racecourse Casino Studios.

The Next Round, presented by Bud Light, is on now.

Clay Travis, coming up in just a moment. Joel Clatt is going to join us in the last hour.

He is out in Vegas College Football Hall of Fame inductions going on.

The college football world is in Las Vegas.

Right now, Nick Saban being inducted.

It'll be his induction, probably the easiest vote in college football Hall of Fame history, voting Nick Saban. That was obviously announced last year. Around this time, I think it was on game day. I think it was at the National Championship game on game day. Was it? When they surprised him with it. Yeah, it was on the game day set. So obviously this has been known for quite a while, but Nick Saban officially in the College Football Hall of Fame coming up. Odees is where we will be tomorrow night. Wednesday night at Odees is always fun.

Yeah, every Wednesday night, Ode's Team Trivia, the original location in Crestline, great food at both locations.

Crestline and Edgewood from Roddy Davis. Been doing it almost 40 years now. The award-winning wings, delicious burgers, great sandwiches, ice-cold beer buckets, full of the bud light. And again, it's chilly weather. Had some chili last night. Fantastic. You can get it right there with that side of grill cheese, live music every Thursday, Friday. Birmingham Institution, two locations. Get in, see Willhaver and that great staff at Sody's Tavern.

All right, Clay Travis is the founder of Outkick.

You also see him on Fox at Clay Travis on social media. He joins us now on the Alexander Shinar trial attorney's hotline. What is up, Clay? How are you today? Hey, great. How are you? Doing awesome. Thanks a lot. I know your answer to this because I have seen it on social media,

but I'm going to ask it for purposes of our discussion. Awesome. Thanks a lot. I know your answer to this because I have seen it on social media,

but I'm going to ask it for purposes of our discussion. Your feel about how this went down

with Alabama, Miami, Notre Dame, kind of that three teams for two spots decision the

playoff committee had to make. They made the right decision. I understand in that scenario, you're going to have one

team that is furious that thinks they have a resume justified being in the playoff. I said before

the SEC championship game that as long as Ty Simpson didn't have a season-ending injury that I

thought Alabama was in. Tide certainly got whipped solidly,

and, you know, I think there are reasons to be nervous about Alabama's ability to compete

for a national championship if you're an Alabama fan. But when you win the SEC from a tie-break

perspective, and there are three teams, Oklahoma,

Texas, A&M, and Ole Miss that you finished above in the standings, I don't see any way

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