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transfer portal season, bowl season, and obviously the coaching carousel

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Let's get out to the hotline. Welcome to college football insider.

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Jay Crane's on the line from Craninco on the Daily Wire.

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What's up, Jake? How thatck are you? Man?

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Speaker 1: It's it's an amazing time of year when you look

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at the sports calendar. College basketball is heating up. I know,

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look BYU. It's funny everybody keeps waiting on the government

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to say whether aliens are real, and I'm watching one

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play for BYU every single time they take the court.

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But now, man, we got the NFL coming down to it.

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Just an amazing time of year two to be a

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sports fan.

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Speaker 2: Hey, what's been keeping you busy this past week? Is

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the college football world? What have you guys been delving

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into at Craning Coke.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, I mean it's typically it's my eleven month

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old that keeps me busy, but no, this. You know,

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obviously there's a lot that's been going on. When you

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look at on the field, who made the twelfth team playoff,

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you look at the craziness of the coaching cycle, not

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just you know, Sharon Moore losing his mind. But now

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it seems like we've added another layer finding out that

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DJ Lagway, Dylan Ryola, even Brendan Soresby from Cincinnati, who

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It's college football is just an ever changing drama, and

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it seems like it's it's to the tenth degree or

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in degree or whatever at this point in time. So

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there's no shortage of content, that's for sure.

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Speaker 2: How would you evaluate the coaching carousel and how everything's

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played out over the last month or so.

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Speaker 1: Well, Look, I mean, when you have this many big

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time jobs that are open within the same cycle, typically

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there isn't enough supply for the demand. But I mean,

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I look at some of the hires made across the board,

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and starting with John Somemroll at Florida. You know, I'm

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from Auburn originally, and he was the number one guy

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that I wanted to get once they fired Hugh Freeze.

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But I thought the Goalish hire, just from an identity

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and personality standpoint, was really good. But it's hard to

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sit here and not think of the absolute transformer that

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got built with Lane Kiffen going to LSU, And if

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they get Sam Levitt out of the portal, it's gonna

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be nightmare fuel for everybody else when you put those

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two guys together. So Lane going to LSU, even though

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Lane doesn't have a championship, and I understand that it's

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hard not to look at that marriage and at least

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feel like that's probably the best marriage Lane kiff has

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ever been a part of. And we'll see how long

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it lasts outside of that, you know, I think that

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Eric Morris hired at Oklahoma State's gonna end up being

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a really good when he's a guy that really knows

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how to evaluate quarterbacks. But I think there's been some

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pretty good high even Penn State who looked like they

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were lost in the wilderness, are like, you know, a

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kid wandering around walm Are trying to find his parents.

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They end up landing on Matt Campbell, who I think

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what happened when it happened at Penn State, I think

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ending up with Matt Campbell is probably about the best

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case scenario. So I think there's been a lot of

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really good hires this offseason. Then you've had people that

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have decided to stay put. You look at Drinkawa, It's

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at Missouri, you look at Kalanie Sataki at Vyu. So

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a good cycle overall for pretty much everybody.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, who do you think has won the coaching carousel

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this cycle? Is there anybody that you're like, you know what,

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this is going to have the best ROI I think

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lo KEI the Matt Campbell hier with the unlimited resources

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that Penn State has is going to be a really

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good hier. I think he actually fits the brand, and

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also the recruiting base and his tentacles where he's recruited,

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how he's recruited over the years, the staff that he's

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going to bring along with him. I actually think that's

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a low key, probably one of the best roys in

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college football. Matt Campbell brought Iowa State back up from

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the depths. It's not a Curt Signetti story, but it's

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pretty good. It's kind of that that lower tiers that

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the years with Chris Cleman was kind of similar to

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what Matt Campbell had been doing as well. But Matt

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Campll's young, vibrant has a lot of pomp and circumstance

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around a lot of biggeran vment them.

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Speaker 1: In my opinion, Yeah, look, I think Matt's going to

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do fine at Penn State. The question is is fine

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Obviously isn't good enough? Right, He's gonna have to He's

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gonna have to win a championship of some type. I

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think probably the first three to four years to really

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just to ro O. I. I don't know how you

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don't look at Virginia Tech, Virginia Tech getting James Franklin

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and saying, maybe James Franklin's not the best coach that

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was in this cycle, but I feel like he's the

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best person that Virginia Tech could have possibly gotten. And

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only this crazy circumstance could have led to James Franklin

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going to Virginia Tech. Because I'm gonna be honest with you,

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get it looked like James Franklin was holding out for

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FIDA state. That doesn't happen, and then all of a sudden,

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James Franklin ends up going to Virginia Tech. And you

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look at the money that is already pouring in this

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Virginia Tech program right now, they are all in. So

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I think Virginia Tech, if we're gonna look at who

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punched above their weight or you know, who brought home

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the nine when they're at when they're a six, it

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feels like Virginia Tech.

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Speaker 2: Yeah. I think that's a great analysis. We've got Jay Crane,

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Crane and co Daily Wire here on esp and the

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YU was left out. Look, if you or you look

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over the last two seasons going to eleven and two,

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eleven and two, they had a better resume, I think

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than Miami had a better resume than Notre Dame had

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a better resume, maybe even then Alabama or Oklahoma. They

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were ultimately left out because they just got beat up

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too badly versus the number four team in the country.

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they're like, well, they're not gonna win the college football playoffs,

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just gonna leave them out, right, Give me your analysis

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on the BYU Cougar football team over the last two

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years and why they've been on the outside looking into

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the playoffs even though they're in a resume look pretty

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good they have. They have some good cachet built up

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over the last fifty years of winning at a high

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level as well.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, well, if you're sitting here saying, well, if by

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you can't win the national championship, why put him in?

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then I could I got some beachfront property in Kansas,

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I could sell you for a price that will blow

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your mind. Look, BYU fans have a right to be upset.

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They have more of a right to be upset this

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year than last year. But you know that's obvious. Any

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BYU fan listening to this is going to think that

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that they got, you know, the short end of the stick.

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Speaker 2: And they did.

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Speaker 1: But I think a lot of BYU fans are getting

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mad at the wrong people. That the people that you

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should be mad at is the way that we set

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up this system that gives away automatic bids. It's you

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can't have meritocracy and automatic bids at the same time.

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It just doesn't work like that. And the fact that

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we have two group of five teams in a twelve

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team playoff when an eleven and one BYU, a ten

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and two Notre Dame, a ten and two Vandy got

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left out is an absolute joke and it makes it unseerious.

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team should make the postseason the top ten and I've

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got a formula for how to pick them, and it

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involves a much better committee than we have right now.

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The top ten are already in the tournament. We need

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a play in game between the eleven and fourteen seed

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and the twelve and the thirteen. Imagine being able to

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have a game where BYU is playing Notre Dame, or

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BYU is playing Vandy, and then Texas is playing Miami,

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or are just any mix of that, and you do

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because some teams may have to play both the way

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it works out, and BYU would have been an example

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of that, having to play the conference championship and then

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a playing game the next weekend, which I'm sure they

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would not have been upset about. And the two teams

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that when that become the eleven and twelve seed and

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we run our tournament out the way that we run

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we're stupid, and the greatest sport that God has ever

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given us, and the greatest way to play that sport,

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which is college, the way we pick the teams to

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make the most important area of said sport is an

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absolute joke and it's a disaster. And until we fix that,

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all the other stuff to me is meaningless.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, So then on those playing games, So we take

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the Allible Bowl, the Poptarch Bowl, the Citrus Bowl, I

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don't know, the Sun Bowl, and those become the playing games,

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is what you're saying to get for this, it'd.

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Speaker 1: Be two games. It would be two games, so you

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could call them whatever. Well, you can call them a

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blind hippopotamus. I don't care.

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Speaker 2: Can we just get the best I'm saying you want

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a corporate American invold or to be able to get there?

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Do as well? Right, you've gotta have some Bowl games? Right?

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Speaker 1: What do you think whatever gets us whatever? You can

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put whatever name on you want, who wants to pay

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the most money this that or the other. But what

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we also need to do because the balls systems cooked.

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Let's be honest, it's been cooked ever since we started

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having these opt outs. What we need to do is

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have another twelve team tournament that is set up almost

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like an NIT for the teams that don't make it.

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You can keep all.

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Speaker 2: Those yeah, but what's the goal pragmatically, do you think

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that's going to happen? What's the easiest thing that makes

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every like most people happy, because they're still going to

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be angry people with the big brands, the presure, big hitters, like,

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what's the easiest thing to do do you think.

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Speaker 1: Well, you attach nil money to it, the NIT part

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of it, and that incentivizes not only the schools but

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the players. We just saw that in college basketball with

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the players. There are our New Era tournament whatever out

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in Vegas where you can win INIL money. There's got

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to be some incentive nowadays, and you'll still have guys

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that opt out that are going to be first round

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picks and stuff like that. And to me, I understand

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that if you're not playing in the main one, but

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of a consolation tournament with nil incentive and more people.

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Can you imagine how much more money you could make

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if you did it that way, because that look, it's

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a business. Just like college. You think they want to

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teach you, No, they want you to give them money

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and then they'll teach you. You can pick a stupid degree

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and they don't care. It's a business. That's what this

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is at the end of the day. But I think

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we can have a marriage between common sense meritocracy, the

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bowl system and a smart business sense, and we just

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don't do it. And it's easy to tell why when

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you see who you know, we have this leadership void

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at the top of the sport, and then we have

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a committee full of people that are literally tied into

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institutions currently that are paying them. We saw an NCAA

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basketball tournament. If Bubba Cunningham, what in the head of

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the selection committee in College of Basketball North Carolina ain't

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getting in, I can promise you that. So it's just

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like everything that's a business, there's some corruption in it.

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But I do feel like we could have a solid

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marriage if they'll just listen to people that love the

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sport and know what they're talking about and are getting

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paid by a certain institution.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Notaday probably plays in Let's say it is the

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Pop Tarts Bowl this week. If it's a playing game right.

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Speaker 1: One hundred percent with out of Marcus Freeman, then would

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crawl up there backwards to play in that game. And

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then you get a chance to go approve everybody wrong.

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And I think Colonie Sataki would would do the same thing. Hey,

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crk Lee from Vanderbilt was trying to schedule a thirteen

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game to be able to play, So without a doubt,

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those teams would play and it would get really great viewership.

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It would make a lot of money, and I just

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don't understand why we don't do it.

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Speaker 2: How would you I've been kind of I was going through,

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like how I would compartmentalize college football this season? Your

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elite teams, your great teams, your very good teams, your

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good teams, you're above average teams, and then average teams. Right,

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I think the top definitely, the top four teams are elite. Right,

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your one seeds and the jury still out on whether

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or not Oregan's an elite team. I give them the

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elite stash, So like one through five to me is elite.

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Six through like about sixteen, I think they're all pretty compared.

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Those are very good to Those are great teams, right,

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I think they're great football teams. You're gonna see a

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lot of like parody between those teams. You see a

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lot of two loss maybe three loss teams there that

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can compete there, but they're probably they're more often not

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they're going to lose to the elite teams, right, depending

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on neutral home away situations. And then I think you

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get into like seventeen through maybe thirty that you can

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say those are your good teams, very good teams. Right,

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and then you get into above average and into average,

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which are your Bowl eligible teams at like six and six,

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five and seven. How would you compartmentalize it and would

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you agree with that maybe that breakdown that I just gave.

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Speaker 1: You, Yeah, I think again it's it's the prison which

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through you've you know, you view it through. Do I

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think there is an elite team just overall that this

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team when you look at all three phases is elite

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like we used to see the Bama teams and some

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of the Georgia teams and some others in the past.

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Ohio State, I don't know if we have an elite

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full team and all three phases. I think we have

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teams that have elite sides of the ball, like Ohio

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State's defense is an elite side of the ball and

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they're really good on offense. But I don't know if

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we have an absolute elite team the way we've had

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in the past. Now, when you look at the scope

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of who we have this year, yes, you feel like

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Ohio State's roster is as good as anybody's up there.

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But I'm gonna tell you the teams that will go

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the farthest, and this is always how it is whether

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it's football, basketball, or baseball. When you look at a

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sudden death style tournament, it is the teams that can

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win the most ways and it are it is the

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teams that are the closest to balance. That's why to me,

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you look at a team like Texas A and M.

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Texas A and M can win a game fifty to

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forty nine or ten to nine. You look at a

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team like Indiana, who may not be elite elite on

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either side of the ball, but they're just pretty dagnam

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good on each side and they play complimentary football. You

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look at a team like Texas Tech, elite on defense,

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questionable on offense. I've got a lot of questions about

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Morton when it comes down to playing against an elite defense,

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like he's going to run into Oregon. I think is

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scary because they've basically got a bunch of twelve year

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olds that don't realize they're not supposed to be this

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good yet, but they're really talented, and Dan Lanning can

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motivate better than Napoleon or a bunch of people we've

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seen in the past. Oklahoma, again, elite defense right offense

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has had a lot of problems, so I don't know

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if we have a categorically three phase elite team, which

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to me makes it more fun. I don't want to

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know the end of the movie right when I go

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watch the beginning of it. And I feel like we've

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had that in college football a lot in the last

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ten to fifteen years. But this season we did our

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pick them show today the full college Football Playoff who

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we have win it and stuff like that, And I'm

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gonna be honest, it was harder this year than it's

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been any year in the past.

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Speaker 2: Who'd you pick? If you don't or is that a

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tease kind of wait and see time?

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Speaker 1: Here we go. I won't tell you who I picked.

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You can go to Cranting Company. It's out now on YouTube.

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But I'll tell you this. I've got a seed above

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a seven making the National Championship Game. So I'll leave

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you with that.

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Speaker 2: I like that, very hot, very fiery. Let me ask

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you this, okay, So, like, for how long would you say?

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How many years now has the SEC and the Big

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Ten dominated college football? Right? They've built up cachet equity, right,

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NFL production resources, infrastructure, TV money, all these things, Like

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how long have they been the two dominant conferences. Would

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you say in college football.

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Speaker 1: Well, if you're going to use both of them and

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not just use one of them.

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Speaker 2: Before, would you would you just say SEC is and

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so would you just would you split those up and

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say SEC is different than the Big Ten? Are they

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on each side?

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Speaker 1: You know? I would say, I would say this, I

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think the Big Ten at the top has a better

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team overall than the SEC, but I think from top

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to bottom the SEC is better. But you're right, the

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Big ten in the SEC. You know, if you want

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to put both of them together compared to the Big

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twelve and the ACC, they have been better. And I

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know a lot of Big twelve fans will be like, oh, well,

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you're just an an elitist noising. I promise you I'm

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not saying when it said B why you should have

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been in the playoffs. But I'm not going to cover

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my eyes and just pretend like everybody's equal because they're not.

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I would say, man, I'm gonna be honest with you.

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I think for going on almost twenty years, and you

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know I'm thirty six years old, so you know, some

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people may want to go further than that. But I

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would say the better part of two decades.

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Speaker 2: Okay, so two decades. Let's say this that's the baseline,

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and we lean into these brands and this equity that

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has been built over the last two decades and maybe

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even more than that twenty five years to what can

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we attribute most of that brand equity to? And like

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this power structure right when we're talking about strength of record,

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strength to schedule, all these things, and the SEC and

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Big Ten are like going to like nine conference games, right,

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my concern is to what do we give that equity to?

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What were these two conferences cheating circumventing the four NC

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double A rules, as coach Orgeron mentioned, in order to

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build up that equity, and so you're you're giving them

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I guess, like, you know, if that is the case,

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if it was done through cheating and they're trying to

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create this cabal cartel keeping like leverage over the rest

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of the world, It's like, wait, no, you cheated your

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way into that equity, and now there's parody which you

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bring up in your elite to very good, great college

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football rankings. Does that make sense? That's my concern right

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now in college football.

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Speaker 1: Well, you know, I kind of got a special attachment

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to this because I coached Division one football for almost

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a decade and I was at a group of five

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for five years, and you know, we paid guys. So

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you know, I'm not saying everybody paid, but there is.

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Speaker 2: Much of that equity was built through cheating.

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Speaker 1: God, I mean I would say over half. I would

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think now again, yeah, but you know, at the end

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of the day, if everybody pretty much everybody's cheating. If

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you're that, I'm not.

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Speaker 2: Everyone was allowed to cheat, though not everyone was allowed

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to cheat. A allowed to You was always allowed to

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chieve Texas, Texas and Oklahoma were allowed to cheat. Sometimes

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us she was allowed to cheat. But even they got

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Reggie Bush got reprimanded, right, Reggie Bush?

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Speaker 1: Oh YAA Vama got reprimanded. Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Well that's what I'm saying. It's like, when were

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they actually reprimanding, castigating and holding them accountable, right, And

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more often than not, they looked the other way and

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no one was being investigated and everyone was they were

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they were built. I mean, you what was the last

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team to win a national championship on like the West Coast?

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I think it was USC, Right, Texas can't even win

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one yet, right, It's always been over the last twenty

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thirty years, it's been SEC Big ten. And you wonder,

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leaning on what coach O said, right n I L

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He's like, oh, now they just they go through the

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front going round than the back door. Right when you

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heard that sound bite, they's cheating, man, it's ludicrous. And

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now they're going to nine conference games and they're like, well,

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we're the best conference, we produce the NFL, we have

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all the resources. Yeah, because you cheated.

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Speaker 1: Well yeah, I will say I do think that the

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recruiting ground is a lot more fertile when you get

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to certain areas of the country. But I'm not going

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to hear and pretend like people weren't paying people. I know,

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again was part of it, but I think it's a

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common misconception that it was only a certain amount of

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teams and there's other ways to pay people. The amount

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of jobs that parents got of players at places is crazy.

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So look, at the end of the day, it's like

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holding on the offensive line. If you ain't cheating, you

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ain't trying. I mean, it's just when everybody else is.

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I mean, we can sit here and complain about it,

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but I mean again, when you look at viewership, you

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look at stadium size. You look at the money that's

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pumped into it. A lot of times people wouldn't get

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punished because they make a lot of money for the sport.

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And you can like that, you cannot like it. That's

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why I love that now everybody can get paid right,

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And to be honest with you, it actually for the

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top tier players they lost money because if you took

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five official visits and got one hundred thousand from each

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school you went to and you didn't go to their school,

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well they couldn't call the NCAA or the cops and

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be like, well this guy is one hundred grand. You

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just got to pocket it. So look, I agree with you.

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The SEC paid ties, the Big ten paid guys, A

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lot of people paid guys. It's just the nature of

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the beats. But now we got a little bit better system.

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It's not great because they let it out win no rules,

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but it is better than.

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Speaker 2: What we have. Yeah, but they don't want those cross

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conference data points anymore. That's the thing. They don't want those.

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They don't want those, and they're going to just leverage

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that brand ad con you over for the last thirty

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years they built through.

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Speaker 1: Well, you think a lot of that has to do

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with the playoffs, Like I think a lot of that

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has to do with the playoff and the expansion of

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the playoff.

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Speaker 2: I mean, look, you had five teams in the SEC.

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Teams in the SEC this year built off their brands.

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Speaker 1: But there's two group of fives. Like again, there's two

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group of fives. It's hard to argue on one hand

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when you let two of the little guys in last

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year Boise State was the top four team. You gotta buy.

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I watched Cincinnati make a fourteen playoff, like I'm sick

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of the oh the little guy never cutches a break's

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a big bad SEC. I'm watching James Madison in Twulane

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make a twelve team playoff in college football. So I

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want christ here as.

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Speaker 2: Over that, no doubt, best way to support you, Jake,

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What you do, how you do, because I know you

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got a hard out. You got to get out of here.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, man, look, YouTube's the best way. We got a

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in company and to the BYU Fansvan'll y'all got the

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short end of the stick. But I'm telling you got

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a great guy leading the program and I'm excited for

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Utah as well. And what a career by coach winning.

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Speaker 2: Him, no doubt about it. Hey, appreciate you Jake. Always

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a pleasure, always a blessing talking ball with you. Man.

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Have a great rest of your day.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for joining us, been anytime, buddy. Thank you guys.

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Speaker 2: Great content is always there from j Crane, Crane and co.

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as well as Jake Crane, host of Craning Cod. We

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love and appreciate everyone that joined us and appreciate all

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you Cougar fans in Cougar Country tuning in today here

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on your Utah ESPN Radio Network. From all of us

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here at Cougar Sports and ESPN the Fan, we wish

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you have a very good night, abag safe night. You've

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been listening to Cougar Sports. You're on one oh three

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