Today's show, the playoff of Northern aggression winds up in Atlanta.

How's the SEC dealing with it?

How Caitlin Clark may have impacted the 2025 college football season.

And is there a threat to March Madness?

Time now for the college football inquirer with Dan Watson.

Generally, if you're a drug dealer, you're not also delivering pizzas.

Ross Kellinger.

The domino toppler is Mr. Bill 11 perfect.

And SI's Pat flirting.

You go to the door with great trepidation, and then they're like, here's your

pizza.

Here's Pat, Russ, and Dan.

All right, welcome to the pod.

It was three years ago, January 10th, 2020 to be exact, so a little over three years

ago, that Indianapolis

hosted the college football playoff national championship game.

It was the first time the title game moved to the north.

Now, the title games have never been forced to play in the bowl framework. So we've

had some games in Tampa and maybe some other places, San Jose. But Indianapolis got to host it.

And it was the first time that the title game was in Big Ten country. And in a sign of dominance, the game featured the Georgia Bulldogs beating the Alabama

Crimson Tide. It was essentially the SEC championship game. I think it literally was the rematch.

Just played in Indianapolis where the Big Ten likes to play its championship game. And it steps from the famed downtown Indianapolis steak and shake, which I believe is the spiritual

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