Ryan McGee

I can go to Kentucky and turn them into a College World Series team, or I can go to a Dallas Baptist and still be a top-ten draft pick. So I think you're right. I think that we're seeing a giant market adjustment, and I think when the contracts come, because they're coming, all this is going to hopefully level out a little bit.

The part of it I didn't see coming because, quite frankly, I did not want a 14 playoff in the beginning, but I came around on it. My argument about the 14 playoff was it should be difficult to get into the postseason. If it's not difficult to get into the postseason, now you're the Stanley Cup playoffs and everybody's in. Now you're the NBA playoffs and everybody's in. What's the point? But

The part of it I didn't see coming because, quite frankly, I did not want a 14 playoff in the beginning, but I came around on it. My argument about the 14 playoff was it should be difficult to get into the postseason. If it's not difficult to get into the postseason, now you're the Stanley Cup playoffs and everybody's in. Now you're the NBA playoffs and everybody's in. What's the point? But

The part of it I didn't see coming because, quite frankly, I did not want a 14 playoff in the beginning, but I came around on it. My argument about the 14 playoff was it should be difficult to get into the postseason. If it's not difficult to get into the postseason, now you're the Stanley Cup playoffs and everybody's in. Now you're the NBA playoffs and everybody's in. What's the point? But

What we saw with an expanded playoff, even though I hate 12, I hate buys, that conversation's maybe for later. It opened up the conversation, you're exactly right, to us talking about all these other teams that we would not have been talking about otherwise. It's making people on the West Coast keep an eye on Indiana football.

What we saw with an expanded playoff, even though I hate 12, I hate buys, that conversation's maybe for later. It opened up the conversation, you're exactly right, to us talking about all these other teams that we would not have been talking about otherwise. It's making people on the West Coast keep an eye on Indiana football.

What we saw with an expanded playoff, even though I hate 12, I hate buys, that conversation's maybe for later. It opened up the conversation, you're exactly right, to us talking about all these other teams that we would not have been talking about otherwise. It's making people on the West Coast keep an eye on Indiana football.

And it's making people in the Midwest keep an eye on Ole Miss football. And even when it came to the Sun Belt or when it came to whomever, you've got to keep an eye on teams now.

And it's making people in the Midwest keep an eye on Ole Miss football. And even when it came to the Sun Belt or when it came to whomever, you've got to keep an eye on teams now.

And it's making people in the Midwest keep an eye on Ole Miss football. And even when it came to the Sun Belt or when it came to whomever, you've got to keep an eye on teams now.

Yep. And this is why you leave it alone. You know, if you expand to 16, fine. But this idea of, and I want to make sure I'm perfectly clear on this. If this thing is rigged so that X number of SEC teams always get in and X number of Big Ten teams, that's really great for Marty McGee. It's phenomenal for Marty. It's good for business. But for the overall health of college football...

Yep. And this is why you leave it alone. You know, if you expand to 16, fine. But this idea of, and I want to make sure I'm perfectly clear on this. If this thing is rigged so that X number of SEC teams always get in and X number of Big Ten teams, that's really great for Marty McGee. It's phenomenal for Marty. It's good for business. But for the overall health of college football...

Yep. And this is why you leave it alone. You know, if you expand to 16, fine. But this idea of, and I want to make sure I'm perfectly clear on this. If this thing is rigged so that X number of SEC teams always get in and X number of Big Ten teams, that's really great for Marty McGee. It's phenomenal for Marty. It's good for business. But for the overall health of college football...

The system's already pretty much rigged against Coastal Carolina, but now you're going to make it official, right? So I think that keeping – even if deep down we know it's probably not going to go down, the fact that we are watching games because a team might have the path that you're talking about, and the more teams that are in that conversation – the better off the sport is.

The system's already pretty much rigged against Coastal Carolina, but now you're going to make it official, right? So I think that keeping – even if deep down we know it's probably not going to go down, the fact that we are watching games because a team might have the path that you're talking about, and the more teams that are in that conversation – the better off the sport is.

The system's already pretty much rigged against Coastal Carolina, but now you're going to make it official, right? So I think that keeping – even if deep down we know it's probably not going to go down, the fact that we are watching games because a team might have the path that you're talking about, and the more teams that are in that conversation – the better off the sport is.

And what's interesting is when you talk to a Kirby Smart or you talk to a Stoops or you talk to these coaches that would benefit from that, what they worry about is, well, how does this affect Valdosta? How does it affect Youngstown?

And what's interesting is when you talk to a Kirby Smart or you talk to a Stoops or you talk to these coaches that would benefit from that, what they worry about is, well, how does this affect Valdosta? How does it affect Youngstown?

And what's interesting is when you talk to a Kirby Smart or you talk to a Stoops or you talk to these coaches that would benefit from that, what they worry about is, well, how does this affect Valdosta? How does it affect Youngstown?

Um, I, you love politics, right?