Podcast ain't played nobody.

It's over, it's done.

All of you hater imitator podcasts.

There's no reason to listen to anybody else right now, Bill,

because you're the one who writes the previews

that everybody else talks about on their

podcasts. I'm looking at you, T. Hilton, Brand. I'm looking at you, Dan Rubinstein.

I'm not really looking at shutdown Fullcasts because I think they would just kind of

gather around in a corner and

stare at a wall anyway and talk about that. But does it ever feel strange to you to

listen to our friends podcasts and then also listen to people we don't know and

then listen to like radio people you really don't know and then listen to like radio people you

really don't know and everyone's using your rankings does it does it freak you

out at all define everyone I mean pretty much everyone who has a I mean it was I felt bad for Ralph Russo who's a who's a friend

of mine and a colleague because I screwed up and on Sunday when the first AP poll came

out I didn't really look at it. I was in the middle of traveling.

I kind of laughed it off and I tweeted something like, hey this is the only thing you need to use and

it was your preview. Which I feel bad for like because like Ralph's also good guy. There's a lot of reporters for the AP who are good sharp people and there's a lot of voters in there that are good sharp people but I still believe that the majority of those people have absolutely no capacity, not intellectually,

but they just don't have the ability to absorb a total football weekend, especially if they're

assigned to cover a team.

And so that makes the AP vote at least as flawed as the coaches vote.

I've heard, obviously we've heard stories for years about how the coaches vote is assembled

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