Paul Pabst

No, because of those 24 spots, 16 of them are going to be booked already with a Power 4 conference.

They're going to find a way to appear to increase spots for other teams, but take all of them for themselves.

Yes, Paulie?

If the regular season for everybody was 12 teams, those teams that don't get a first-round buy would have to play five games to win the national title.

So you're looking at 17 football games to win the national title.

And, Dan, the other thing that bothers me, I know it bothers you, you want to move to 24 if it's inevitable, fine.

Well, then how about a tradeoff?

Put someone in charge of the regular season schedules for all teams.

I'm just picking a name out of a hat.

Like Georgia starts the season with Tennessee State and Western Kentucky.

Those are not attractive football games for football fans.

You have to now make the regular season more attractive because you're watering it down with this playoff.

Right now, as always, Washington, Indiana, and Brooklyn all have a 14% chance for the number one pick.

The next tier is Utah and Sacramento, 11.5.

Then it's Memphis, New Orleans, Dallas, Chicago, Milwaukee, and then it gets into those 1% chance.

Golden State, Oklahoma City from the Clippers, of course, Miami, and Charlotte.

Okay.

Eric in Oregon.

Hi, Eric.

Yeah, NBA history, not counting ABA.