College Football's Updated 24-Team Playoff Sparks Debate

All right, if you are a college football fan, I mean, this is wild. So we hear that we're going to 24, right? We hear that we have a 24-game team playoff on the horizon. And what happens? Number one, number two, number three, number four, number seven all lose over the weekend. No team in the top five won, and no team in the entire AP poll kept its position from one week to the next. the anti-expansion people are saying why in the world are we expanding to 24 because they are parroting Nick Saban by saying you know what we don't have 24 teams that are good enough to win the national championship people who want 24 say look at the upsets are everywhere florida beat texas in austin florida wouldn't be in the playoffs if you had a 12 team playoff florida wouldn't be there so let's get the topsy-turvies let's get college basketball type upsets let's go and expand this because ESPN has the exclusivity on it the reason why we're expanding is strictly television ESPN is capable of blocking out TBS TNT and Fox and they own an NFL type playoff because if you watch the NFL playoffs we're going everywhere right we're going to Prime we're going to Netflix we're going to you know CBS and ESPN and Fox like there's all these different players involved in the NFL right now ESPN is the cat that swallowed the canary they're just hoping that we're not listening to the bird singing because it's a huge problem everyone knows it's a huge problem but ESPN is about money and growth and shareholders and ABC and Mickey Mouse and everything else so they want to own this so they're expanding because they get 12 more games and they get to own those 12 games. And if they don't have the ability to broadcast those games, they can sell them off to TNT, CBS, whomever. It's a massive mistake, okay? Gus Johnson and Joel Klatt not calling a college football playoff game is a massive mistake, okay? We should have the top, Brad Nessler, we should have the top broadcasters calling college football. And I'm sorry, but the fourth and fifth team in college football for ESPN is not what I want to listen to. Okay, that's a mistake.