Hey, what's going on? This is the started on South podcast presented to you by Texas Pete.

I am Conor O'Gara. No will today. He is traveling for his day job, but we have a fully loaded

week 11 slate that I'm going to break down plus Matt Hayes is going to join us in a bit

a lot of interesting storylines in the coaching world that we dig into. This is a great time

of year for that kind of getting towards that hot seat talk with some and coordinator openings

that we discussed. So a lot of great discussion about that. And then I'm going to end with

some latter of the week. But first, a little playoff question that I have. The second

playoff rankings, there were no surprises in the top 10 for me. If I come out with

a ranking on Tuesday morning, that is exactly right. And I just do the top 10 on the full

top 25. I'm not a sicko. But if I can accurately predict the top 10, that's usually a sign

that it's a pretty poor ranking. If we're being 100% on us and I don't do that very often,

but this is one of those times. And I say that not to pat myself on the back, but it was

more of a ranking in which hypotheticals surfaced. And there were a few of those. The most

interesting hypothetical that's come up is between the one loss teams at six through

eight with Oregon, Texas and Bama. Those teams all stood pat, despite the fact that Bama

beat LSU. And this was something that Greg McElroy brought up if you watched the ranking

show. It is interesting that Bama beat a top 15 LSU team. It did not move at all. And

it is very much locked jam by that Texas loss. I think everybody kind of understands that

at this point of the season. And meanwhile, Oregon, as Greg brought up, is a team that

has one win against a power five team with a winning record. And it is considered the top

one loss team.

If I had Greg on the show, I'm like 90% sure that he got that step for me. That might have

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