On today's college football inquire, we will get into our process and logic when it comes to the AP poll.

Also, does Notre Dame have to beat Texas A&M this weekend to open the possibility of getting

the playoff at 10 and 2?

Plus, Ross Dellinger on a big day on Capitol Hill for college sports,

and also how that's getting much more complicated than people originally considered.

Plus, I got a feeling.

Now, my feelings have been very bad, but I think Ross and Godfrey are going to have good feelings

this week. We'll pick some games all today on the College Football Enquirer.

This is the College Football Enquirer where Ross Delinger, Stephen Godfrey, and myself, Andy

Staples talk about college football every week.

And we also, when we delve deep into our process and logic, but that is not always required, apparently.

We've got to talk about the AP poll this week because this has been, I don't know, I was shocked that this became the mushroom cloud it became,

but an AP poll voter, the USC beat writer for the Orange County Register.

She did not rank USF.

She moved Florida up two spots.

And if you watched USF and Florida play, or if you listen to this show, because we've

talked about it a couple times, you, you know, USF beat Florida.

And it has become quite the thing.

And it's an interesting discussion.

I want to talk about it with you guys because I'm a former AP poll voter myself. I voted from 2009 through, I believe, 2013. I can't

remember if I did 2014 as well. It ended when Ralph Russo, then of the AP now of the athletic,

came to me after the national championship game when I was working on my story on

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