All right, four o'clock.

And I wanted to take a moment.

Odyssey.com rewind, you missed anything.

But I want to build off the segment we just did with something because everyone in this

room looked to me like I was crazy with my slander about Indiana.

Here is what I think the fatal flaw of the 12-team playoff is.

Now, understand, it is because I have no faith in the scumbag committee in the networks

to ever do this right.

With college basketball in the tournament, A, you have so many teams, it's hard to get very

upset about anything.

But when you're seating these teams, generally speaking, it makes sense.

You can play a hard schedule and have more losses,

and they're more forgiving. If you play nobody, they afford you fewer losses. Well, here's the

problem. In football, you don't play 30 games, 35 games. You play 12. With Indiana, here is my issue.

I want to read to you a set of numbers, and you tell me if you care at all.

43, 28, 38, 35, 106, 16, 54, 82, 292, 29, 1, 18 1876. Those are the strength of schedules of the top 12 teams. Indiana comes in at

106. It is the lowest ranked schedule outside of Army in the entire top 25 ranking.

Army comes in at 133.

Why, they literally played the New York School for the Deaf.

But here's my issue.

Indiana's best win is who?

I hang up and listen.

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