This is an IHeart podcast.

Yeah, I don't know.

We work really hard to try and be on top of things for you guys in Unity.

But my nightmare gets a little bit closer every week these undefeated teams were made.

The tiebreaker scenarios are in the other.

I got the attention to the goldfish.

So when they start to lay these things out, when Jesse starts to explain the bullet point-by-bullet-point scenarios

for what happens

if Penn State and Oregon and Indiana are all undefeated at the end of the regular Big Ten season,

I just tune out. And I could have to be the authority on it. I could have to speak on it.

Ignore me. If it comes time for tiebreakers, do not watch that part of the show. It may be not the best

strategy for me to explain that to you, but I will be listening to someone else, explain it to me.

We're jam-packed, we're high atop, glorious downtown Nashville, Tennessee. It's Tuesday,

October 29th, the year of our Lord, 2024. We're a little bit early because we've been summoned to New York again.

They loved the suit so much last week. We're going to try it again tomorrow night on inside

college football, but that's tomorrow night. On the show as we speak, I feel like maybe,

just maybe on the seismograph, there are some warning signs that volcanic Saturday 2.0 could be looming.

I know a lot of the big teams are off this Saturday. Not all of them, though. So we got that.

Of course, it's Tuesday, which means it is prediction night around here. It means it's JP poll night

around here. I'm going to talk a little bit about things that are okay to talk about now that

it's Halloween, and that is the college

football playoff bubble, because we have that in this sport now. And one of you wanted to know my thoughts, of all people, on the Heisman. And I think it's a four-man race right now. And I'm not so sure anyone else is getting in that thing. I got some thoughts on that. So we're going to go all sorts of different directions on this Tuesday. They're watching us in Mobile, Alabama, Gaylord,

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