Dave Dameshek

The crown is yours.

The other thing I'll say is, and you'll take this as a shot and I don't mean it, I do think that the it means more thing is the U is obviously one of the fancy pants halves of college football.

The perception is a little different, though, because when people see those empty seats and stuff like that in the pro football stadium in which they play their games, I think that has some weird impact on people.

Is there anything to that or no?

Well, here's the good news, and then we'll move on, is the thing that people sort of ignore is what's on the near horizon.

Between now and the end of the conference title games, a lot of that hash is going to be settled.

A lot of the teams that may rank ahead of you right now are going to lose games because they have

to play other teams that are ahead of you right now in the standings in both the college football playoff and in the AP.

Super weird to look at those side-by-side.

The AP poll is here.

That doesn't matter, though, even though it almost lines exactly with the college football playoff.

It is annoying to me, and it's a little less satisfying than it used to be, although more football is more football, as Big Cat said once, and I guess I have to agree with that.

Speaking of more football, since you're headed to the banks of the Three Rivers, if you need a place to crash, I know Moe Damoshek in Oakmont would be more than happy to put my bed together for you and let you sleep in there.

She'd probably even make you a little steak and eggs when you woke up in the morning.

Oh, I'm going to send you a laundry list of recommendations.

Pamela's is kind of the famous place to go, but downtown, there are a number of good breakfast joints.

I don't know when Pittsburgh became the breakfast capital of football America, but that's how I see it right now.

Let's do drip drill before time runs out on us here.

And my fellow fashion maven, Mike Ryan and I tackle all the most important uniform related matters right now.

We've ranked divisions in the past.