Just getting started on a Thursday, a little college football, a lot coming out of SEC Media Days.

And it's the theme of why is every decision the wrong one with college football right now?

And this is including a conversation on the CFP.

So let me read something to you, Rico, and then I want to have Kenny and David share their thoughts.

So Missouri coach, Eli Drinkwitz, Thursday, unabashedly advocated for a playoff format that is contrary to the one supported by most of the SEC.

Drinkwitz speaking to ESPN said he would 100% like to eliminate the CFP selection committee

from the process and isn't opposed to getting rid of the SEC title game.

I mean, all right, wrong and wrong.

Now we're 0 for two, right?

You may as well cancel Christmas.

Right.

He said increasing the field by two or four is inconsequential, and his ideal model allocates

four guaranteed spots to each of the Big Ten and SEC, three to the ACC and the Big 12th,

and of course, the pity prize, one for a group of five team.

Why is that bad guys?

It's simple.

You're not taking the best 16 teams.

You're auto-locking, and you could have a very good Big Ten conference one year where five teams should get in and only four will.

Correct.

And then a dirt, like, why does the third place team in the ACC get in on a yearly basis?

All right.

So just, I want to explain that.

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