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Episode Date: January 1, 2022

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Hope the weather's good everywhere. Hope the chips and cold sodas are a plenty as we get ready to embark. on what should be a pretty fun a fun journey with Alabama playing Cincinnati and Georgia playing Michigan. I want to start with my New Year's Eve resolution. Everybody always has it. I want to lose some weight. I want to make more money. I want to discover the lost city of El Dorado. Whatever it is. You know, find a lock nest monster. I've got one for college football. And it's one that I've talked about the whole time. Expand the playoff. Let me just let me say it again. expand the playoff.

It's the best thing for college football. The more parity we have, and again, I'm all for meritocracy. The best team should get in. But I think it should be at 12, and I think it should be capped at 12. Now, some will make the argument that if you take away the buys

and do a 16-team playoff, you don't add a week. I understand that, but I think 12 is the safe number. because I know the slippery slope argument. But look around the country. Look at the movement of college football. Lincoln Riley is at USC.

Oregon just made another move. The Pact 12 needs to be good for college football to be good. Texas throw in the whole vault at offensive linemen. Oklahoma has a guy in Brett Venables that, in my opinion, is going to do really well and both those teams are going to the SEC. Look at the Northwest. Look at the Northeast. Look at the ACC with Mario down in Miami.

You know Clemson's going to be back with. Clemson's going to be back with Davo and what Norbell's doing at Florida State's impressive and neither one of those teams played in the ACC championship game you had weight play pit your job is to make the game as good as possible and the best thing you can do this year is push it to 12 automatic qualifiers for winning your conference championship have an automatic spot for the number one group of five team and take your at-larges. It's very simple, but sometimes in college football,

the hardest things are the simplest. But I want to lay it out one more time. Expand the playoffs. That's my New Year's Eve resolution. It will make everything better. It will introduce great matchups, and for all you money people out there, you're going to triple the already doubled profits.

We've got a Zach Gallifanakis campaign situation going on, because right now, you better bring your brooms because it's a mess. Because it's a mess. Go ahead, Dave. All right, my New Year's resolution is for Alabama fans, okay, many of whom are now in my family, all right? I want you all right, just be happier, okay? Just be happy, all right? You are living in the middle of the greatest dynasty we've really ever known, and it will not be. replicated. Okay, Alabama will never be this great again. You will fall on hard times. And so often I see

so many Alabama fans after a victory, they're relieved instead of happy. Just be happy. I mean, look, you got a Cincinnati team in the playoff who's like so eager to be there, right? Michigan's excited to finally make their first playoff. If Georgia beat y'all, I guarantee you there's going to be enough happiness going around in this state to last for another 40 years, probably. Just be happier, okay? excited about what you've been able to accomplish, not relieved. Nick Savan said it far better than I did in his rant. I believe it was a few weeks ago, maybe a month and a half ago, something like that. But he hit the nail on the head. You know, be excited that you are living in the middle and you're able to experience your team the greatest dynasty that we have known. For sure.

Yeah, I love it. I said 100%. Yeah, I do too. Shout out to our boy T. Bob who said, you know, looks like being an Alabama fans like cheering for the Soviet Union. Like you just expect everything to be perfect. Soviet Union planes do not crash. Blaine. That's right. What's your thing? All right. My new year's resolution is kind of a two-parter here. All right. My first thing is targeting needs to get fixed, right? It needs to get fixed. It needs to be looked on the offensive side of the ball. I guarantee you go back and you watch through football games, the offensive player and drops his head way more than a defensive player. And it gets to a point as a defensive player, what do you do? What do you do? You have to realistically think about how

fast this stuff is happening in this game. It's not like they have 10 seconds to sit back there and say, oh, well, where am I going to put my helmet? Right. Where am I going to put it? It's just not like that. And offenses needs to get called more because if anything, it's more dangerous to the offensive side of the ball to do that because they do it way more. My second thing is pass interference needs to be reviewed, especially in the fourth quarter. And everyone's like, well, the games are going to take forever. The game's great. I hope the football game's 11 hours. I can watch football for the rest of the world. But it needs to be reviewed, especially in the fourth quarter, because you can't sit here and look at me and like, well, well, I know exactly what pass interference looks like. You can't even tell me what a catch is, but if it's in the fourth quarter, and even if it's one review as a coach, right? You have one review in the fourth quarter. It needs to happen because it is costing people football games because referees do not know what they're looking at. It's the same thing with targeting. If you can review targeting, you can review pass interference. If it's blatant, right? If it's blatant,

you have to have evidence to overturn a call. But I do think Elon Musk is landing rockets backwards in space and putting chips in people's brains. Can we not review a past interference call? That's my New Year's resolution. Well, okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. So wait a minute, you're saying review pass interference but only in the fourth quarter well if it's me right if it's me i think the coach should get a challenge it is you this is your new year's resolution okay i think the coach should get a challenge no matter what the quarter but the only thing i've heard is well the games are going to take forever it's going to make the game longer so if it's me i'm following the games longer anyway with targeting and everything targeting gets reviewed every

five plays basically so if you're talking about the game last and longer. We'll review or review of past interference and it can only be one challenge, right? And it's gone. Okay. If you don't get it, it's gone. What if we did this? Compromise Alley here. We're in the trust tree. We're in the trust tree. The waitress at Applebee's. Anyways, so what if like in college basketball, where in the last two minutes, or is it under the last minute, you can review, like, whether it's out of bounds? What if in the last two minutes, you could review pass interference? But I just think, Along the course of the game, the whole game having to review every, that's like reviewing holding. Like it's something that's going to happen. Targeting and pass interference are two totally different things. Now, if you pass interference the guy by targeting him before the balls gets there, all right, that is what it is. But if we take time to review every pass interference, it's going to, you won't be able to go to work the next day. That's not what I'm saying. That's not what I'm saying.

Okay, then what? You're not reviewing every passenger. I'm saying you get a challenge. Right? You get a challenge. One challenge. All right. Right.

You get one challenge. Just for pass interference. Yeah, for past interference. What color flag would that be? You already got the yellow. You can't use it. You already got the red. You can't use it.

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it's an orange flag for sure can't be a pylon obviously I hope you know what a difference between a pylon and a flag is but an orange flag right NFL's got NFL's got red can't do green a blend in with the field can't do yellow let's make it orange okay and orange pass interference

I don't hate that if it's if you get one because again you could use that any point in time during the game now if you lose it time out what if you lose it you lose a time out look there's got It's got to be risk and reward in this, right? What you're saying?

Yeah, it's risk and award. If you don't use it, you lose it. Is that true? You got to put it on the line. On the line, of course. Okay. Cohn, what do you do they review pass interference or what? You know, I have a really outside the box idea here.

What if we got the calls right on the field? Oh, God. What we got, we got the calls right? You watch your mouth, David Cohn. I'd love if we could just get it right the first time around. Yeah, the human element. If you're going to review defensive pass and appearance, you better review offensive passenger appearance.

So, Blaine, you've got a great as we're wrapping up here. How many times has offensive targeting ever been called, like against a ball carrier? Has it ever been called? I think I saw it once. I think I saw it once this year. My thing is if you called it once, then that's the rule. If you called it once, that's bull that it hadn't been called again.

I watch the, I watch, and I think McCaskill is a great back from Houston, literally, and I've watched it a million times. Watch any good run back, because guess what? They're taught to do that. That's what you're literally taught to do and roll your hips through contact because you're making yourself more compact, more explosive forward, and you're lowering your center of gravity. They're not saying to duck your head like this, but a lot of backs do that anyway. So to me, it is just another example of offensive privilege. And say offensive. Yes, sir.

There is a bad case of offensive privilege in college football. They always get the benefit of the doubt. Every time you can't call targeting against them. You'll whisper at them in the NFL. It's a foul. You know in the NFL you can't touch the receiver until after five yards? Or you can't make contact after the five yards? What?

What? I agree with that. What do you mean? You're a receiver. Of course you agree with it. Yeah, well, look, I'm an office guy at the end of the day. More pro offense in the NFL, isn't it? Because there's no limit to the amount of yards you can gain if it's a spot foul,

but if it's a defensive, I mean, if it's on the offense, then you would only get, what, a 10, 15-yard penalty? Yeah, I mean, the max you're going to get, I mean, it's not a spot foul in college. In the NFL, I mean, it's a pure 15. I guess people on the other side would say, well, in the NFL, if you throw a five-yard pass and it's pass interference, you only get five yards.

that in college, you get 15 yards. But if I throw a bomb, where most of the pass interference come, you're down the field and the ball's under throw. That's typically, or you're beat and having to catch up and the ball's hanging in the air, and it looks like you just ran smack into the guy without turning your head. Which the turning your head rule sucks. That shouldn't be a rule. Why is that a rule? I've really never understood that. I used to have to teach my DBs this. I really don't understand it. As long as I'm not interfering with you catching it, who can't cares where I'm looking. What are you going to call penalty on the cheerleader for looking at the stand during the game? Like it has nothing to do with where I'm watching Patrick Mahomes in Aaron Rogers.

So no look passes. How's that not a foul? You didn't look where you were throwing it. That's BS. I've never understood that rule. It just has never made. I understand Matt rule way more than that rule. And I've never met Matt rule. That's about how much I understand the rule. But I hope you guys understand one thing. Subscribe to the volume YouTube channel. Turn those notifications on. enjoy these playoff games. Make sure you guys keep joining us as well. We appreciate y'all. Talk soon.

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