LOOK: CFP expands to 24 teams, what it means for Texas?

So they-- It, it seems as though the, uh, college football playoff committee, they are going to allow next year for there to be a 24-team playoff for college football.

I don't like it, I don't like it at all.

But what would that mean for this season? All right, so let's say we finish-- Let's take the current rankings, stop right here.

What it is right now, let's say it stops right, right here.

Right.

This, this the same, this the same rankings now.

This is gonna be the same rankings at the end of the season.

All right? Let's do it.

So we're gonna, we're gonna keep an eye on ...

Okay, we're just gonna, w-we'll go through this.

We're gonna walk through this.

So we don't play round one, right? Round one, we're gonna be paying attention to Boise State and Texas Tech.

Texas Tech ranked 10th, Boise State ranked 23rd.

All right? Let's say Texas Tech-- Yeah, we're gonna have Texas Tech winning that game.

They're going to play us in the next round.

Okay? All right? So let's say...

Now, ain't, ain't no let's say, we, we gonna beat the snot out of Texas Tech, respectfully.

So we beat Texas Tech and we go to the next round.

This is gonna be the quarterfinals, okay? Now, our opponent in the quarterfinals is gonna depend on this, okay? So in the fir-- Let's go back to the first round.

Ohio, um, Ohio State.

Oklahoma State ranked 18th, uh, and Kentucky playing, they're ranked 15th.

Whoever wins between those two, they advance to play Notre Dame, who's ranked second.

So Kentucky advances to the-- Let's say Kentucky beats Oklahoma State.

They're gonna go to the next round, okay? They're gonna play Notre Dame.

Let's say Notre Da-- No, we're gonna say Notre Dame wins.