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off my Pylon. We cover western college football in the
United States, and so we review championship Saturday, look at
the playoff, look at the landscape in what is our
season finale here on Get off my Pilon. So we
started the day with BYU getting crushed by Texas Tech.
And you know, it's one of those things where you know,
you don't want to punish a team for playing a
thirteenth game. You know, BYU earns its way into a
conference title game a game thirteen, so you don't want
to punish a team for that. You want to reward
a team for getting into these conference championship games. However,
it's just kind of undeniable, right that if you get
into a thirteenth game, be competitive, play a close game
against a quality opponent, and then you don't suffer. Frankly, though,
we all know this b WHYU, even if it had
lost to Texas Tech by one point in a classic,
probably still wasn't getting in because you know, Alabama gets
in as the nine seed even though its doors were
blown off by Georgia, and that really gets right to
the point that Alabama was not punished for losing the
thirteenth game in a blowout, b why you was, So
of course there's inconsistency. Of course Bama gets the benefit
of the doubt. Be why you once again does not
b why you had a strong playoff case to make
last year. So you know, if you're a Cougar fan,
like you have to be upset at this process, and
you have to be upset that Big Twelve membership really
hasn't elevated your profile or your clout in the room.
That is something certainly worth considering if you're a BYU fan, like,
I'm not criticizing the move to the Big twelve, and
you know BYU athletics is doing pretty well in a
lot on a lot of fronts, including basketball, So it's
not as though the move to the Big twelve has
been bad, but it hasn't elevated you BYU football to
the extent that I think a lot of fans would
have wanted or hoped for in provo and throughout the
BYU community. So it's worth chewing on that one for
a bit. But you know, Alabama gets the benefit of
the doubt. And here's the other thing about the playoff,
and you know it ties into BYU getting snubbed. It's
not just helmet bias without Alabama, but it's also a
matter of you know, if the ACC had not been
so idiotic about this, uh, you know how it arranged
its conference championship game allowing Duke to get in and
then Duke wins it the nightmare scenario. You know, if
we're Rginia had beaten Duke, would this all be different?
I mean, Virginia would be in the playoff instead of
James Madison. But you know, really, if the ACC had
enabled Miami to play in the ACC title game then
and Miami wins it, then there's only one ACC team, Miami,
representing the conference in the playoffs, and you don't have
James Madison in. Maybe that creates a little more space
for a BYU Notre Dame debate for that final spot. Obviously,
I think Notre Dame would have gotten in, not that
it should have. You know, BYU as a very comparable
resume to what Notre Dame did, and you know, Notre
Dame's ACC opponents did not do well this year. Syracuse,
Boston college. There was a lot of dead weight. There
was a lot of fluff on the ACC schedule. You know,
pitt was okay, NC State, you know, not especially good,
and Stanford wasn't good. So you know, the Notre Dame's
schedule profile definitely got dragged down by the ACC. But
just politically, if it's BYU and Notre Dame in the room,
Notre Dame probably gets the benefit of the doubt. But
we didn't even get that far because Notre Dame couldn't
get in over Alabama. Again, Notre Dame should have been
in over Alabama. Miami should have been in over Notre
Dame because the head to head that was the only
good thing from the playoff revealed that the head to
head between Miami and Notre Dame was honored. So to
get back though to BYU, you know, since we're covering
BYU focusing on the West, you know, it still would
have been tough for BYU to get in over Notre Dame.
And so the Big twelve membership has its limitations for
the Cougars, and it really is unfortunate because BYU's had
a strong case to make. You know, I would say,
you know BYU over Notre Dame on merit probably so,
but we know that politically in terms of the TV ratings,
in terms of the dollars that ESPN would have preferred
Notre Dame or over BYU if it got to that.
But again we didn't get there because James Madison is
taking up that other spot. And you know, James Madison
great season obviously covering UCLA as I do. Bob Chesney
now gets that big stage, that big profile, and he
gets to scout a future, a Big Ten rival Oregon
in that first round playoff game. So it's good for UCLA,
But just being honest, James Madison, for all the good
things it's done, don't you need to have James Madison
play somebody, you know, big time before you allow the
Dukes and of the Sun Belt into the playoff. Like
you know, and this goes back to something that I've
talked about in the past. College football really needs to
redo and rethink these conference championship games. They're out moded,
they're outdated. In the twelve team playoff era, you know,
Georgia UH did not get any boost for beating Alabama.
It stayed at three, It did not move up to two.
Ohio State falls only from one to two for losing
to Indiana. Alabama doesn't drop after getting crushed by Georgia.
So like, what did the SEC championship do? What did
it achieve? Why? Why are we even playing these games?
And you have you have Duke winning the ACC title,
which only hurt the ACC. Uh you know, the ACC
could have had Virginia and Miami in. But so Duke
winning cost the ACC one spot. At the ACC's fortunate
didn't cost him too many people thought Notre Dame was
getting in over Miami. See the ACC is fortunate it
gets one team in.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 3: So, like this is a joke and this is a
mess and college football is just not adjusting. Just on
the subject of Notre Dame. And I know this is
not the West, but like we are talking a bit
about the national picture in college football. How it affects everybody.
You know, if Notre Dame opting out of a bowl game,
people have reason to worry about the future of the
Bulls as a result. And very quickly, let me just
say the reason the way you can save the Bulls
is that you turn them into basically the players era
in college basketball. That Las Vegas series of games. Bowls
now should become nil money grabs. You put a give
one hundred, you give a million in nil dollars to
the winner, and you give five hundred thousand to the loser.
So nil money is how you save the non playoff
bowl games and keep them viable and you reduce opt outs.
You just have to provide some nil sweeteners for these athletes.
That clearly is the way to go. But anyway, getting
back to BYU again, you know, the Cougars deserved a
lot better. Their resume was good. You asked me about
byused resume and tell you byused esme was better than
Notre Dame. Notre Dame just did not play a lot
of good teams. It lost two of the three big
games on its schedule, you know, losing to A and
M and Miami beat USC. You know that that's pretty thin.
But Notre Dame should have gotten in over Alabama. Alabama
should have been punished the same way BYU was, and
it didn't happen because Alabama gets the benefit of the doubt.
We know this, It's happened before. You know, Alabama getting
in over thirteen or oh Florida State in twenty twenty three,
Alabama didn't even make the SEC title game, forget about
winning it. Alabama didn't even make the SEC title game
in twenty seventeen, but gets in over Ohio State for
the fourth playoff spot. So the more things change, the
more they stayed the same in college football. So many
things that are wrong with all of this, and BYU
once again gets the short straw. So as we continue
through are our survey of Western teams. So Boise State
beats UNLV. So the Broncos, you know, they had a
rough and bumpy ride, but they get a conference championship
out of it. So Boise State salvages it's season, and
so the Broncos at least have that. But you know
they're gonna need a quarterback upgrade if they want to
be a Group of five champion in future seasons. And
of course, next year Boise State goes to the PAC twelve,
the reconfigured conference. It'll be a true PAC twelve once again,
not not the PAC twelve. It should be not the
PAC twelve we know and love, but it'll at least
have eight teams and there will at least be some
coherence in terms of a football conference. It won't just
be Washington State and Oregon State, but Boise State needing
the quarterback upgrade next season if the Broncos really want
to take the next step get back to where they
want to be in the college football universe. And of
course it'll be interesting to see how the new look
Packed twelve and the new look Mountain West shakeout in
twenty twenty six. So lots lots of intrigue going in
the off season for all the teams in those two
reconfigured conferences. You know, that's gonna be the significant change
in the realignment chessboard for twenty twenty six. All right,
so you know in the Big twelve we have the
Arizona schools and Utah and all left out of it.
And here's the reminder about this past weekend that we
just had. You know, these past weekend, this past weekend
needs to be not conference championship games anymore, because again
that's just outdated. I think you can pretty clearly see
that they need to be bubble games. And so you know,
what if Utah had played James Madison in a bubble game?
What if Arizona State or Arizona you know it, had
they gone ten and two, they didn't get there, but
had they gone ten and two, you know, they could
have played a bubble game. But Utah against James Madison
like that would have been an interesting and moreover worthwhile
football game to play this weekend. And so just to
be clear, you keep the television properties, you keep the
media rights, like ESPN still has the media rights for
a game in Atlanta and in Charlotte and in Arlington,
and Fox still has the media rights for a game
played in Indianapolis. You still play these games, but they're
no longer championship games. They're bubble games. You have bubble
teams like Vanderbilt. Notre Dame could have been a bubble
game in Charlotte, Miami, Alabama could have been a bubble
game in Atlanta. So you can redo this past weekend
and you change the label of the games, but you
still have an interesting game to play. That is how
college football can move forward. And so Utah, you know,
at ten and two, didn't have a thirteenth game to play.
It would have been nice to see the Utes play
a bubble game against James Madison. Or you could also
say Vanderbilt. Like Vanderbilt in Utah, they would have loved
to have played a game this past weekend didn't happen.
It should happen in future seasons. College football so slow
to adjust to the realities of the twelve team playoff
era that this past weekend just needs a remake, and
Western teams such as BYU, such as Utah could have
figured into that a little bit better. All right, So
now we go to nothing to say about Stanford or
Cal They really aren't part of this discussion, neither our
Washington State or Oregon State the other teams that we
follow here and get off my pileline. But in the
Big Ten, yeah, there's a conversation to be had here.
You know, Indiana and Ohio State, and it was a
compelling game, you know, close, hard fought two good teams
that looked like good teams. I mean, they certainly have
elite defenses. Now their offenses not so much, but their
defenses are legit. We can all agree on that. Indiana
o how State played a compelling game, but it felt
like a warm up act. You know, as much as
this game did mean to Indiana and as much as
the Hoosiers rightly are going to celebrate their Big Ten championship,
like how many times does Indiana football win the Big
Ten title on the grid iron. And as much as
great as it is to have Indiana playing in the
Rose Bowl first time in fifty eight years, you know,
since nineteen sixty eight, the twenty twenty six Rose Bowl
first time, it will be the first time in fifty
eight years for IU, and it's only the second time
ever and Indiana's been playing football since eighteen ninety nine.
That's cool. But as cool as it is in Indiana,
how state might meet again for the national championship and
that game would be the main event. So having them
play as interesting as it was for some, not as
compelling for others. I mean, it was a close ten game,
but it still felt like a warm up act. It
felt like NFL Week eighteen. You know, two division rivals
that you know are going to be in the playoffs,
like Seahawks Rams for instance. You know they're playing in
Week eighteen. They might knock heads a few weeks later
for a much bigger prize. Kind of felt like that.
And so you know, with two teams who are unbeaten
and you know they're going to be in the playoff,
why are they playing a thirteenth game? Because they need
to win at least three playoff games, if not four,
to win the national championship. Oregon should have been in
that game in Indianapolis. Or perhaps you don't even have Oregon.
Perhaps that's where James Madison and Utah could have played
a bubble game. That is how college football needs to
be rethinking these things. Remember last year, Oregon was unbeaten
and number one, but it had to play a Big
Ten championship game. Ohio State was ten and two. It
did not have to play the Big Ten championship game.
Ohio State was able to rest Oregon had to play
an extra game. What happened when the two teams met
in the Rose Bowl. Ohio State was the sharper, you
know inform team. It played a first round game which
kind of knocked off the rust. Ohio State was in
a really good spot to play well in that game
and win that game. So, you know, the incentives that
we assigned to these conference championships are backwards that the
teams that don't do as well and are closer to
the playoff bubble, they should be playing an extra game.
They should be burdened with that extra game. Ohio State
and Indiana just should have been called co Big Ten champions.
Maybe you have a coin flip in terms of the
Rose Bowl versus Cotton Bowl, and maybe that might not
go down very well. But you know, not asking them
to play an extra game makes a lot of sense,
and it should be teams that are not as accomplished
here the ten and two team should be playing on
this weekend. They play a bubble game to either get
in or eliminate themselves, but they at least get a chance.
You know, Vanderbilt didn't get a chance to play a
thirteenth game. BYU played a thirteenth game, but it was
against Texas Tech, a team it already lost to BYU,
Notre Dame. They see, that would have been a perfect
bubble game for this past weekend. You know, just the
way college football arranges these pieces on the board, it's
just so misguided and it needs it needs an overhaul.
We're not talking tweaks. This past weekend needs to be
overhauled for next season. And I think it's pretty clear
that we can all see why. So now we look
ahead to the bowl games. You know, Oregon in the
playoff gets a great draw. Oregon, Oregon came out with
a great draw. The Ducks have the best draw of
any team that did not get a top four seed
and did not therefore get a first round by Oregon
gets James Madison at home. Then the Ducks play Texas Tech.
You know, assuming they beat James Madison and it's very
likely that they will, then they get to play Texas Tech,
so they avoid Ohio State and Georgia. And then if
Oregon beats Texas Tech, and remember the Ducks are getting
players back from injury over the next several weeks, They're
going to be a much healthier team by the time
they played James Madison on December twenty and you know
they should they should pretty comfortably win that game. So
they go to Texas Tech, where they go to the
Orange Bowl to play Texas Tech in Miami on New
Year's Day, and so, you know, so that would set
up Oregon pretty well. And if Oregon does beat Texas Tech,
then Oregon gets a rematch with Indiana, and so you know,
Indiana was the better team, but this would be a
revenge game for Oregon. So like Oregon's would be able
to go into a Peach Bowl playoff semi final against Indiana,
saying hey, here are all the things we didn't do
well enough the first time. Now we can solve them.
Now we can get them right the second time. I'm
looking at this draw and I'm saying, and I'm thinking
to myself, Oregon has a very realistic chance of going
to the national championship team. Now, I wouldn't necessarily bet
on Oregon to beat Indiana, but I would certainly give
Oregon a chance. I do think Oregon beats Texas Tech.
I mean, Texas Tech's a good team. Jacob Rodriguez should
be a Heisman Trophy finalist. I personally would have him second.
I don't have a ballot, but if I did, I'd
have him second behind Jeremiah Love of Notre Dame. If
I think should be the winner, I think Diego Pavia
would be third on my ballot. You know, Mendoza in
saying good quarterbacks, but we all saw like the defenses
are the stars on those Miami and Ohio State teams.
So you know, Mendoza, insane, would not be on my
finalist ballot. It should be Love first, Jacob Rodriguez second,
Diego Pavia third. But but to get back to Texas Tech,
you know, Texas Tech's been beating up the Big twelve,
which I don't think is a particularly good league. Now
I'm not I'm not exactly saying the Big Tens are
great league, but I do think Oregon has a level
of athleticism, h and quality up front which is gonna
hold Texas Tech at bay. And I do think Oregon
and Texas Tech on a neutral field that Oregon with
its guys healthy, with its team healthy, is clearly better
than Texas Tech. So I do have Oregon going to
the semi finals and then a possible Oregon Indiana rematch.
You know, Oregon's gonna make that competitive and or in
Oregon has a very realistic shot of playing for the
national title. So you know that is that is basically
you know, that's the horse the West has in the playoff.
Oregon is the the Western team. Uh. That's in this
playoff mix. You know, two group of five teams in
James Madison, UH and Tulane. You have Miami going to
A and m You have that ugly SEC rematch Alabama Oklahoma.
That's one of the horrible things about the playoff bracket,
all the rematches, Tulane, Ole Miss rematch, who cares Alabama
Oklahoma rematch who cares, And you could have an ole
Miss Georgia rematch in the quarterfinals, assuming ole Miss beats Tulane,
which is very likely. So you know all these stale matchups,
and I have to say. You know, in basketball, which
is not a well bracketed tournament, if you follow the
NCAA tournament each year, bracketing is usually pretty bad. But
at least in basketball, the committee is going to adjust
a seed line to avoid two teams from the same
conference playing early in the tournament. You know, they're all
there are bracketing roles in their bracketing conflicts, so you
adjust a seed line to avoid that conflict. In football,
it's clear the committee either doesn't want to or is
not empowered to do so that needs to be fixed.
You need to be able to adjust a seed line
to avoid a rematch, especially if it's a conference rematch.
You know, Tulaane Ole Miss is bad enough, but Alabama
Oklahoma they met two weeks ago. I have no interest
in that game. I saw that game like that's gonna
be a Friday night. I'm gonna be watching College of
Basketball instead of that. So, you know, we go through
the bracket and Oregon's the one get Off my Pylon
team in the derby, and I think the Oregon has
a really good shot. And you know, like Oregon James Madison,
that shouldn't even be a question in Onsen Stadium, that
should be blowout city. And then Oregon Texas Tech and
the Orange Bowl that would be a really interesting game.
Promises a lot of fireworks and excitement. So that's that's
the twenty twenty five college football regular season here on
Get Off my Pylon. You know, in terms of the
balance of power in the West, as we kind of
step back and take a bigger look at things, you know,
USC is going to count on that twenty twenty six
recruiting class, but the Trojans will need to make big
splashes plural in the January transfer portal and particularly defensive tackle,
defensive end. Us He's run defense trampled by Oregon, trampled
by Donor Dame. That defense didn't show up against Illinois
either the three the three losses the Trojans had, their
run defense was just not up to it. So that's
where us he needs to upgrade in the portal. It's
going to be really interesting to see what Bob Chesney
does at UCLA, and of course, with Kurt Signetti winning
the Big Ten in two years, just two seasons to
rule the Big Ten coming over from James Madison, UCLA
obviously is banking on that James Madison magic for Bob Chesney,
you know, to be the West Coast Signetti. And it'll
be interesting to see what Bob Chesney is able to
do in terms of bringing his James Madison stars over
to Westwood in the portal. Can he create that same
kind of instant renaissance that Signette's done in Bloomington with
the Hoosiers Now Washington. Washington has a top fifteen recruiting
class under Jetfish. But the thing at Washington Jetfish has
struck out at quarterback in his first two seasons on
the job. He needs his quarterback to be a dude.
He needs his quarterback to be a rock star. That's
what he's been missing in Seattle. That's what Jedfish really
has to get right at Washington if the Huskies are
going to take the next step in twenty twenty six.
You know, with Utah, as we go through programs looking
ahead to twenty twenty six, you know, Kyle Whittingham got
ten wins out of this team. He did a pretty
good job maintaining quality at the quarterback spot because Devin
Dampier showed that he can ball now. I mean, elite
defense has stopped him, but non elite defenses didn't have
answers for him. Utah was able to beat Kansas State
fifty one seven. Uh. The offense got better as the
season went along. Quarterback is something where if Utah gets
it right, the youths do well. If they don't, that's
when they struggle. You know that Utah is going to
be good in the trenches, but the skill positions are
where the youths need to enter twenty twenty six with
the right ingredients Arizona. That defense really came along under
Brent Brennan, so maintaining a high floor on defense is
going to make Arizona a stable, winning program. I have
confidence in Brent Brennan. I think you know, he did
an amazing job at San Jose State. He's shown he
can coach ball. He can carry this into the Big
twelve at the Power four level, Arizona should feel good
about where it's at, finding upgrades at the skill positions
and having a reasonably solid offensive line. That's where Arizona
needs to focus because the defense is going to be there,
it's about the offense in terms of the Wildcats trying
to take the next step. In twenty twenty six, Arizona
State Sam Levitt did not show up to a postseason
team meeting. What happened with him? You know, he was
a playoff quarterback last year, but something definitely happened behind
the scene that soured Sam Levitt on Arizona State. So
in twenty twenty six, Kenny Dillingham needs to find himself
a new quarterback. That's gonna be a really interesting drama.
But I bet Kenny Dillingham has proved a very capable, nimble,
adaptable coach who can make adjustments, who can who can
find the players to plug into important positions and important roles.
I mean, Jeff Simms was horrible at Georgia Tech and
Nebraska before he became before he came to Arizona State. Now,
Dillingham didn't turn him into John Elway, but he turned
him into an okay quarterback, which really that's impressive. That's
impressive enough. Kenny Dillingham has who I was a skeptic
of three four years ago. You know what Jobby did
with Bonix at Oregon, what he's done since then with
the Sun Devils, he's really impressed me. I think he's
really on top of it. And assuming he gets the
right quarterback, Arizona State could be right back into the
playoff conversation next season in a Big twelve, which is
going to be up for grabs once again. I mean,
that's the default setting in the Big twelve. And you
have Matt Campbell leaving Iowa State, so Iowa State not
likely to be as much of a factor. But BYU,
with Kolonie Sataki, what he's done with Bear Bachmeier this season,
BYU's going to be at the forefront of the Big
twelve conversation next season. One team that's not going to
be at the forefront of the Big twelve conversation is Colorado.
Haven't mentioned Dion, but of course Colorado has just faded
into irrelevance. And we all knew that the Travis Hunter
and Shader Sanders departures would matter. We saw the full
extent of that, of the negative effects of those two
departures this season. So Dion is back at the bottom
and he's having to rebuild everything all over again. He
depends on the portal a lot, but you know he
has to supplement that with some measure of recruiting. But
is the clock ticking on him in a way that
you know he's not really going to be able to
catch up in this twenty twenty sixth season. That's going
to be really interesting at Cal. We can hit on
Cal and also Stanford, but especially Cal going into twenty
twenty six. So Tosh Lupoi, whom we did mention on
last week's show, he does officially become the cow coach
and he immediately locks up Duran Kiave Sagapolutele as his
quarterback for twenty twenty six. So that was the most
important player tosh Lupoi had to recruit at Cal. Check
that box mission accomplished. So Cal already taking a big
step forward under Tosh Lupois. And I think Cal's going
to be better than Stanford next season. You know, not
impressed with the Tavita Pritchard hier by Andrew Luck. I
think Tosh Lupoi already is a few steps ahead in
Berkeley of where the Cardinal are in Palo Alto. We
talked about last week about JaMarcus Shepherd Alabama. Kaelin de
Boor assistant to Oregon State. Thought, that's an excellent hire.
So now we get to see what JaMarcus Shepherd does
in recruiting and in the portal in Corvallis. That's could
be really interesting. And last, but not least, Washington State.
What's the hot rumor right now at Washington State? You know,
obviously the Notre Dame Bowl news, the playoff bracket, lots
of other big, high end stories dominating the college football headlines.
But meanwhile, if you've been paying attention to the Washington
State head coaching search, two names have come up, Chip
Kelly and Rick new Heisel. Yes, that's not a joke.
John Canzano, the columnist based in Portland who follows, you know,
Pacific Northwest college football and West Coast college football in general.
He's written about that at his sub stack. Chip Kelly
his name has surfaced in connection to Wazoo and Rick
new High And what what would Rick new Heiseel do?
Uh if he if he becomes Wazoo's head coach. Yes,
he'd have Jerry Newheisel his son as offensive coordinator. Makes
too much sense, right? I mean? Rick working for CBS
in the studio this season, Proud Papa seeing Jerry new
Heiseel out coach James Franklin and Penn State. The idea
of a father's son head coach coordinator combo and at
Washington State a low pressure job. They're gonna get time,
They're gonna they're gonna be shown patients if it happens.
You know, Washington State's not in a position to say, well,
you gotta be, you know, contending for the playoff. You
gotta win ten games a year. No, that's not that
the kind of job Washington State is. So Rick new
Heisel and his son Jerry could be on the map.
They could be in play for Washington State. That would
be an incredible story if it happens. I offer no prediction,
I offer no guesses in terms of what will actually happen.
But that is a fascinating plot point with the Washington
State head coach and search. But anyway, Oregon's the one
dog in the in the derby that we still have
left on. Get off my pieline, Ducks get a good draw.
Now it's up to you know, key players to get healthy,
especially receivers. Oregon's receiver room has been decimated this season,
so guys are gonna get healthy, should pound. James Madison
would fully expect to play Texas Tech in the Orange
Bowl on New Year's Day and then we'll see what
happens from there. So, folks, thanks for listening to Get
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