Mike

You're hoping that things happen ahead of you, and you're like, oh man, hopefully Pitt can beat somebody.

I think it'll all work out.

It's college football.

Well, fellas, Miami closes the season with Pitt.

And the CFP argument would be they're a totally different team after they made the quarterback change, too.

I don't know.

I think the argument to be made is you want Notre Dame to keep winning.

And I know I'm in the minority.

A lot of people think that you want Pitt to keep winning to set up a big, important game at the end of the season.

I think you call checkmate on the CFP committee, and they've kind of tipped their hand with how they value head-to-heads everywhere else, and their own words is they need to see a more consistent Miami.

Thankfully, you have a month to show them.

So you put yourself in that position, and you dare them to do what they did a month prior, which is rank Notre Dame ahead of Miami.

But now is not what the end of the season looks like.

Look at what a month did to Texas.

They were dead in the water.

A national punchline.

They didn't even have to look good in these games.

They beat an injured John Mateer and barely made it out against the likes of historical punchlines in the SEC.

Kentucky, Mississippi State, and Vanderbilt.

Georgia's going to find out in traveling to Stark Vegas this week.