Supplemental Draft

So I want to talk about college football first of all.

So, you know, there's – we talked about on the front end of this year just all the money spent, right? And – So you've got a couple teams in Texas and Louisiana that were literally at the top of the list.

Like, nobody spent more than the two of them.

And, you know, each sitting there with a couple losses, right? And some big hits, right, in terms of their— I mean, they've really fallen in the rankings.

Of course, they're going to win some games.

They're going to climb back up there.

But the two of them have to play each other later on.

And so I just started thinking, like— What two teams? Alabama and who? No, LSU and Texas.

LSU and Texas.

Yes.

Okay, yes.

So there's going to be a little bit of like, you know, kind of...

One of them is going to eliminate the other, effectively, in all likelihood.

And so this is the last year of the 12-team playoff.

They've already said, listen, we're transitioning to the 2014 playoff next year.

And so I was just kind of sitting here thinking about, like, how does that all... how's that play out? Like, what has this thing really been? And so then I went back and did some research and I actually, I lined this out so I could be accurate with it.

And I had, I had memory hold this in some way, but you know, the 14 playoffs started in 14.

Did you know it went

back that far? Man, it seems like a long time ago, but it also seems like it just started.

I know.

So when you say 14, that's 12, we're coming up on the 12th year of the

playoff.

12 year mark.

And so when it first started out, I want to take everybody a little walk down memory lane.

It first started out as 13-member selection committee, and it was like strength of schedule, conference titles, records, head-to-head, all that crap.

So I want to talk about college football first of all.

So, you know, there's – we talked about on the front end of this year just all the money spent, right? And – So you've got a couple teams in Texas and Louisiana that were literally at the top of the list.

Like, nobody spent more than the two of them.

And, you know, each sitting there with a couple losses, right? And some big hits, right, in terms of their— I mean, they've really fallen in the rankings.

Of course, they're going to win some games.

They're going to climb back up there.

But the two of them have to play each other later on.

And so I just started thinking, like— What two teams? Alabama and who? No, LSU and Texas.

LSU and Texas.

Yes.

Okay, yes.

So there's going to be a little bit of like, you know, kind of...

One of them is going to eliminate the other, effectively, in all likelihood.

And so this is the last year of the 12-team playoff.

They've already said, listen, we're transitioning to the 2014 playoff next year.

And so I was just kind of sitting here thinking about, like, how does that all... how's that play out? Like, what has this thing really been? And so then I went back and did some research and I actually, I lined this out so I could be accurate with it.

And I had, I had memory hold this in some way, but you know, the 14 playoffs started in 14.

Did you know it went

back that far? Man, it seems like a long time ago, but it also seems like it just started.

I know.

So when you say 14, that's 12, we're coming up on the 12th year of the

playoff.

12 year mark.

And so when it first started out, I want to take everybody a little walk down memory lane.

It first started out as 13-member selection committee, and it was like strength of schedule, conference titles, records, head-to-head, all that crap.