As change is inevitable in college football, one major change that is expected in the near future is the expansion of the 12-team College Football Playoff field. As the University of Tennessee put on its Big Orange Caravan, Tennessee AD Danny White went against the grain on what the SEC commissioner wants: a 24 team playoff field. As Greg Sankey has been against the expansion of the 12-team field, it seems as if the 24 team field picks up more and more steam. Is Greg Sankey in quicksand fighting this battle? Will the CFP field really double to 24? Let us know your thoughts if you think this is a good idea.

(0:00) On Today’s Episode

(0:53) Intro: Danny White on 24 team field

(11:42) The top 25 in CFB

(18:54) Duke Basketball & Amazon Prime

(30:38) Nick Saban’s comments on Paul Finebaum

(40:05) Previewing Andy & Ari’s Interview with Ahmad Hardy

(41:07) Missouri RB Ahmad Hardy joins

(50:33) Missouri's Outlook in 2026

(55:33) Closing out with Ahmad Hardy

(56:51) Recapping Ahmad Hardy

(59:02) Who Am I?

(1:04:10) Conclusion: Costumed Mascots

After the fellas wrap up discussing Danny White's comments in Nashville, the guys switch gears to college basketball, where Duke basketball has partnered with Amazon Prime to show non-conference games on the streaming platform. Is this the right move for college sports? Andy & Ari discuss.

Next up, Nick Saban went on the Paul Finebaum show and had some interesting comments on the state of college football. Is the legendary head coach right?

Later, Missouri RB Ahmad Hardy joins Andy & Ari to discuss his love for horseback riding and his time at Missouri. Can the electrifying playmaker catapult the Missouri Tigers to College Football Playoff status?

To close, Andy & Ari plays this week's rendition of Who Am I? How many clues did it take you to get this week's player?

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