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Buckeye talk is about to begin.

Hey, hey, hey, come on then. Welcome back to Buckeye Talk. I'm Stephen Means. That's

Stefan Kriestnik, and that is Andrew Gillis. We're talking college football playoff here on this

Wednesday show, and we're talking college football playoff expansion, because Wednesday show. And we're talking college football

playoff expansion because, you know, why have four teams when you can have 12? Why have 12 teams when

you can have 16? Why have 16 where you can go right to 24? At least that's what the coaches think.

The coaches had their annual AFCA meetings last week. And Stefan, please fact check me if I'm wrong about this. But there

seemed to be a consensus that people were cool with this thing eventually getting to 24 teams.

And I'm sure a lot of the other things that are going on in the sport, whether CSEC going to

nine conference games, accused being proud of the conversation, all those things are a part of it and like figuring out how you get to 24.

That's not what we're going to do here today.

We just want to have a conversation about do we think we get to 24 by 2030.

And I also put when I sent them the list of things we're doing this week, I said other

questions that I'll bring up later and we'll get into some of those later in this

podcast. But am I right in that reading of things? The coaches essentially said as a collective,

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