Doug LaMaurice

I think that's right.

What, what game most is, is Texas tech Oregon, the most intriguing game in the quarters.

Yeah, got a lot of Alabama people in here.

Fired up, roll tide, I guess.

Caps lock buttons are broken down in Alabama.

Excited to keep their coach.

Yeah, I think this is where we are at the sport.

I think it's in a really good spot.

I think the best way to think about college football is compared to where it's been.

And again, rather than chasing perfection, it's to acknowledge that we're on the right path to something better.

And I think...

I think we were going to I guess the question is, Bill, is like, if you really think about it, how many national championship contenders are there every year?

Right.

Because even as the sport is flattened out, you know, I mean, it has because Indiana is one of the national championship contenders this year.

But I don't know that I don't think there are 12 national championship contenders in a year, actually.

I don't know that there ever have been or ever will be, but that doesn't mean I think that 12 is too many, right?

But I still think we realize that there is probably going to be a group of between three and five teams at the top of the sport that are going to separate themselves every season.

And then...

What, you know, what will be very interesting is like in those moments when one of those teams gets upset by a lesser team and we get a true Cinderella, I think we will have a true Cinderella in the college football playoff at some point.

I mean, a G5 team is going to win one year.