Brandon Walker

Under this system, the super conferences are probably a mistake. The super conferences this year have allowed teams, certain teams. I'm just saying. I'm going to say it. Indiana. They've allowed. Let me say what I'm going to say. We're an undaunted podcast.

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Would you like me to do the point? Would you like to be undaunted? An 11-1 Big Ten team deserves to be in 100% of the time. Indiana deserves to be in. However, these big conferences allow schedule disparity that we didn't have before. And the schedule disparity allows Ohio State to play every other team in the top five of the Big Ten and Indiana to play none of them.

Would you like me to do the point? Would you like to be undaunted? An 11-1 Big Ten team deserves to be in 100% of the time. Indiana deserves to be in. However, these big conferences allow schedule disparity that we didn't have before. And the schedule disparity allows Ohio State to play every other team in the top five of the Big Ten and Indiana to play none of them.

Would you like me to do the point? Would you like to be undaunted? An 11-1 Big Ten team deserves to be in 100% of the time. Indiana deserves to be in. However, these big conferences allow schedule disparity that we didn't have before. And the schedule disparity allows Ohio State to play every other team in the top five of the Big Ten and Indiana to play none of them.

I'm going to use another team. Schedule disparity has been caused by big conferences and everybody, all the contenders in conference not playing each other. Texas is another great example. There are six nine-win teams in the SEC. Texas played one of them. That team beat them by 15 points. Right. But Texas is in this playoff, no doubt, because Texas and Georgia didn't play the same schedule.

I'm going to use another team. Schedule disparity has been caused by big conferences and everybody, all the contenders in conference not playing each other. Texas is another great example. There are six nine-win teams in the SEC. Texas played one of them. That team beat them by 15 points. Right. But Texas is in this playoff, no doubt, because Texas and Georgia didn't play the same schedule.

I'm going to use another team. Schedule disparity has been caused by big conferences and everybody, all the contenders in conference not playing each other. Texas is another great example. There are six nine-win teams in the SEC. Texas played one of them. That team beat them by 15 points. Right. But Texas is in this playoff, no doubt, because Texas and Georgia didn't play the same schedule.

They didn't even play anywhere near the same schedule. So what I'm saying is the system is good. I like the 12-team playoff. But the fact that you've got these 16- and 18-team conferences allows these pockets of bad schedules to affect this. That's why they need to do the divisions. And it's not Indiana's fault. It's not Texas' fault. They played the schedule put in front of them.

They didn't even play anywhere near the same schedule. So what I'm saying is the system is good. I like the 12-team playoff. But the fact that you've got these 16- and 18-team conferences allows these pockets of bad schedules to affect this. That's why they need to do the divisions. And it's not Indiana's fault. It's not Texas' fault. They played the schedule put in front of them.

They didn't even play anywhere near the same schedule. So what I'm saying is the system is good. I like the 12-team playoff. But the fact that you've got these 16- and 18-team conferences allows these pockets of bad schedules to affect this. That's why they need to do the divisions. And it's not Indiana's fault. It's not Texas' fault. They played the schedule put in front of them.

But we need to make sure schedule disparity is addressed at some point.

But we need to make sure schedule disparity is addressed at some point.

But we need to make sure schedule disparity is addressed at some point.

you know what i mean like you just can't down yeah yeah there's teams will be down like i think i think your point is valid it's you know it's not fair to have certain teams have to play a gauntlet and then other teams only dip their toes but you guys did did what a lot of people on the internet are doing if i use indiana for example because they're cinderella if i use them for an example people freak out oh my god it daunted all this stuff if i use texas for an example they're like oh okay well you do sound daunted it's the same as i i've been saying it uh

you know what i mean like you just can't down yeah yeah there's teams will be down like i think i think your point is valid it's you know it's not fair to have certain teams have to play a gauntlet and then other teams only dip their toes but you guys did did what a lot of people on the internet are doing if i use indiana for example because they're cinderella if i use them for an example people freak out oh my god it daunted all this stuff if i use texas for an example they're like oh okay well you do sound daunted it's the same as i i've been saying it uh

you know what i mean like you just can't down yeah yeah there's teams will be down like i think i think your point is valid it's you know it's not fair to have certain teams have to play a gauntlet and then other teams only dip their toes but you guys did did what a lot of people on the internet are doing if i use indiana for example because they're cinderella if i use them for an example people freak out oh my god it daunted all this stuff if i use texas for an example they're like oh okay well you do sound daunted it's the same as i i've been saying it uh

Illinois shouldn't have lost to Minnesota, but Alabama shouldn't have lost to Oklahoma. That's why I don't have any sympathy for three lost SEC teams. When Indiana had one loss and there were some two lost SEC teams, I was like, well, let's take a look at the schedules. But Alabama...