Bill Landis

Some teams you never heard of win games, and they're not great games, but the endings can be fun and entertaining.

And I think maybe what a lot of the first round of this playoff is going to be is not great football,

but perhaps fairly entertaining.

And I think if you can get – because I think Oklahoma-Alabama was entertaining in a very unique and in sort of its own way that may not be ever replicable again.

I thought Miami A&M was entertaining.

Yes.

You watched until the last play.

i had a blast watching that game wasn't good football but i had a lot of fun watching it um if i was a fan of either team i'd be pulling my eyeballs out but i'm not so i enjoyed it um and i kind of think that's what this is going to be and you almost have to accept it and and maybe like yes in an alternative world where um you don't have two g6 teams in maybe you get one game out of the four that is like quality on quality and it's like a really well played football game maybe i i don't know but um

I think more often than not, you're going to have one pretty lopsided one.

And today we had two.

And then you're going to have two others that might not be great games, but I think can at least offer a pretty good entertainment quality.

And I'm not sure you should be expecting much more than that in the first round of a playoff.

Here's the secret about the playoff.

No, Ole Miss is not.

And honestly, as I continue to watch JMU score touchdowns and now sitting with 404 yards of offense, maybe Oregon's not either.

Maybe Oregon's not.

Indiana, Ohio State are.

Miami is.

I guess Alabama is.

Texas Tech definitely is.