Dave Dameshek

I go divisional round that I would get rid of the seventh team.

It's it's one too many.

it's just too much.

You don't need, I mean, because the games are so close already that you don't need to throw another team in there to make it more, the vibe more of a coin flip.

I think the merit of a seven team or, or 16 or ultimately is going to be 18, obviously.

Um,

I think the merit achieved over the course of those four months is enough.

You don't need to jam another team in there to muck things up.

Because what you want ultimately, at least in my opinion, as a man of merit, who believes in merit, I think that you should get buys for winning at least the top two spots.

If you throw them all into a jumble, it leads to a mess, in my opinion.

Well, that's why college football used to be better, and now that's gone out the window too.

But when you lose a game, even if it's the first game of the season, if you get whipped like Notre Dame or like Alabama did by Florida State, that's it.

You have no claim to being in a tournament for the best team because that game counted in the regular season.

So I hear you, and I love this broader idea.

My spin on what you just said is, how cool would this be?

Especially when you only have a number one seed.

But you could do this before the wild card round as well.

The two teams with buys get to choose who they play.

Oh, yeah.

How about that?