Matt Miller

Just let everybody play week one, and then we'll go from there.

I also think one thing that should be talked about is I don't know why we're playing so many games.

We're doing a nine-game conference schedule.

If you're the SEC, the Big Ten, play nine games, then do your three out-of-conference games so we can still get some of the big matchups.

We've had Texas, Ohio State the past couple of years, Texas, Michigan, things like that.

You want to keep those games, but

I think nine games in conference, three out of conference, and then boom, we get into the playoffs.

And the buys get eliminated pretty quickly.

You could realistically end this thing by January 1st, maybe January 7th or 8th at the latest.

And so that's the key for me.

Next year, the national championship game is January 25th.

We will be at the Senior Bowl.

when the national championship games happen that can't that can't happen that that absolutely cannot happen and it will next year and it's not going to change because you know the the hotels and the flights are already booked you know the tv stuff is already set but this thing's got to be moved back a couple weeks and i think the only logical way to do it because you know every no college starts on the same day you know it's not like hey everyone's in session

August 17th.

You know, so you can't have that finite start date.

But what I think you can do is start week zero and then cut some of the buys that we have throughout the college football playoff.

You were at the Senior Bowl and you saw Kwesi Adolfo Mensah.

And then what, a day, two days later, he was fired.

What does that say?

I talked to him outside the elevators on Wednesday night.