As spring ball continues on, Andy, Ross and Godfrey look at Indiana's magical run last season and discuss the looming question in college football: Who could be the next Indiana? What determines if a team can be considered Indiana-like and who might some of those teams be? Could Texas Tech be set up to be the next team up? What about another Big Ten team, Kentucky or SMU? Andy, Ross and Godfrey talk about all of these options and more.

Then, they shift over to March Madness and how it could affect the football world. The crew was very impressed with how Keith Gill, the chairman of the selection committee, explained the committee's choices. Andy, Ross and Godfrey discuss how Commissioner Gill, or someone like him, should be put in place to answer questions and give some transparency with how the CFP committee makes its decisions. They also talk about how the CFP having so many shows leading up to the final bracket does more harm than help. Plus, Ross shares the potential of the NCAA tournament bracket expanding even more and how public sentiment is against this just as much as it is against a 24-team CFP bracket.

Then, they revisit the SEC discussing if they should just make and enforce their own rules as a conference rather than going by the rules of the NCAA. The crew talks about how horrible this idea is and why it would lead to the end of the SEC. Also, they talk more about tampering rules in college football.

All of this and more on the latest College Football Enquirer.

0:00:00 - Who is the next Indiana?

5:40 - Could Kentucky be the next Indiana?

8:00 - Godfrey's list of teams

12:42 - Could Ole Miss be the next Indiana?

17:08 - Could UNC be the next Indiana?

19:21 - Could another Big Ten team be the next Indiana?

22:37 - Could Cal or Stanford be the next Indiana?

28:44 - Comparing the NCAA tournament selection committee to the CFP

38:08 - Could the CFP shows change?

41:59 - Expanding the NCAA bracket

46:09 - Should the SEC make and enforce its own rules?