Oct 16, 2026 · 2 hr 39 min · 64 segments
Tobin is out so we are joined by Zach Gelb! Gelb and Leroy get right into the controversy of the College Football Playoff expanding to 24 teams and what it means for the state of college football!…
Leroy HoardHost
Alex DonnoGuestBrittanyPanelistJ-FigPanelistYesterday we got that big news that the College Football Playoff starting next year is gonna expand to 24 teams.
I, I also know this, like, the NFL and college football could do whatever they want.
I will place my bets, I'll order my nachos, I'll order my wings, like, whatever we're cooking up, and then I'll do it again on Sunday because I'm a sucker for football.

So the problem that I have is, and, and I almost have this problem with basketball, but I understand basketball.

Because basketball, there's so many teams that you could still get a quality opponent at 15 or 16 seed, especially the way they do it now with the play-in or whatever, right?

Like, you have these big time SEC or Big 10 or ACC schools playing in the play-in, and you know they have some talent, so if they get into the show somebody could get upset.

Football's a different animal, and football is, when you say playoff, you say these teams are competing for a national championship.

My point is, is that, um, I don't know how much there's gonna be more television revenue, because what they do is they package it and you gotta buy the whole thing.
Yesterday we got that big news that the College Football Playoff starting next year is gonna expand to 24 teams.
I, I also know this, like, the NFL and college football could do whatever they want.
I will place my bets, I'll order my nachos, I'll order my wings, like, whatever we're cooking up, and then I'll do it again on Sunday because I'm a sucker for football.

So the problem that I have is, and, and I almost have this problem with basketball, but I understand basketball.

Because basketball, there's so many teams that you could still get a quality opponent at 15 or 16 seed, especially the way they do it now with the play-in or whatever, right?

Like, you have these big time SEC or Big 10 or ACC schools playing in the play-in, and you know they have some talent, so if they get into the show somebody could get upset.

Football's a different animal, and football is, when you say playoff, you say these teams are competing for a national championship.

My point is, is that, um, I don't know how much there's gonna be more television revenue, because what they do is they package it and you gotta buy the whole thing.
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