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Coach Kenny Dillingham (0:00)
And how about that Pollock interception in the end zone?
Brent (0:02)
Well, it's David Pollock and I think.
Coach Kenny Dillingham (0:04)
People are going to learn what kind of ballplayer is.
Brent (0:06)
He's got a heart of a lion.
Coach Kenny Dillingham (0:07)
I'm really proud of that kid.
Host/Analyst (0:08)
This is C Ball. Get Ball. College football's top show for football analysis, predictions and coach interviews. Now here's your host, three time All American, seven time Emmy award winner.
Brent (0:22)
All right, everybody, welcome on in. Week 12 is upon us. The end of the season is upon us. Starting to look at playoff teams now and say, yeah, we can kind of pencil them in in pen. So we'll get to those in a little bit. We'll get to the usual. Man, we always do who won the weekend. That's always fun to do. We do the playoff eliminator. Sorry for some of y' all that get get booted from the college football playoffs. Brent will have his numbers like always, all the fun numbers of the weekend. But first we're going to talk about refs. And we don't do this often because you can talk about it every time, probably every week. We've seen the SEC refs, we've seen them stink consistently and we've had. That's been a talking point. I think the biggest thing that's driving me nuts is I'm tired of the replays. So I have a proposal. Okay. Like, if we're going to do the replays, the booths are supposed to watch the replays every single play. So in case it's replayed, they're ready to rock and roll. So I would love we have that little stick that the refs hold on the sidelines. If you've ever into a game that kind of counts you down of when the game is going to come back, I propose that we have a shot clock. We have a ref clock. So whenever we get to the point where we go review so the ref has time to communicate with the other refs in the headset, okay, we're going to do a review. They're going to walk to the middle of the field. He's going to tell you the previous play is under review. He's going to walk all the way to the edge of the field. He's got. I mean, this is a buffer that sets it up, right? So now we buffer. We go all the way to the sideline. We put our head in the little machine machine for no reason. Because he's not reviewing anything. Like he's told what to do. So he's not looking at the replay on the sideline going, yeah, this is what we're going to do. Everybody else, depending on what league you're in, is looking at it back at the office, they tell him what to look at or they tell him what the call is, and they, they confirm it and then they go on the field. Just give me a shot clock, like, just, just give me a 20 second shot clock. As soon as he looks into the thing. Let's get this thing cleaned up, man. Let's make it faster. LSU game, I think it was three out of four plays with. We reviewed a catch, a slide, a catch, like. And it literally was like, review, review, review. And it takes too long, and I know y' all get sick of it, too. And the ACC is cool because we get to hear all the dialogue, but, like, I need to just trim the dialogue. Let's just get that trimmed. So that's my little rant before we get to the top 12. It just, it just, it's just annoying to watch. I'd love to see it handled in some way, shape or form. All right, top 12. This is not a difficult exercise in the beginning. So we do have the Ohio State Buckeyes at number one. Here's another thing we've been talking about. We've been talking about common opponents. We've been talking about Illinois as a common opponent with Ohio State as a common opponent with Indiana. Now you have Penn State, another common opponent, and Penn State obviously got handled by Ohio State way better than that. Ohio State because of the less injuries. Carnell Tate still hurt, but Indiana injuries at guard, injuries at tackle. The way they're playing with Surratt, the way they're playing, they don't. They didn't look like the number one team in the country. They look banged up. Ohio State, to me, moves to number one. I think you could debate whether A and M's at 2. You could debate maybe if you wanted to, whether A and M's at 1. They got three road wins against top 25 teams, which. That's the hardest thing to do in all of college football to me. But I'm going Indiana, too. Still. I'm keeping a and M3. There's. There's no. There's no drama at 4. Alabama's at 4, no drama at 5. Georgia continues to be at 5. Again, the head to head with. With Bama over Georgia, Georgia over Ole Miss. Next at six. They played Citadel. Nothing to. To write home about. You know, I think they had the shutout, which is pretty good. And then you go Texas Tech to me to Me, the next team is. Is the Red Raiders like absolute beat down up 24 in the fourth quarter with with BYU. I mean just absolutely handled business. It was very fun, very impressive to watch. Texas Tech to me deserved to be at 7. This is the one I didn't know about. Honestly, if I wanted what I wanted to do, if I wanted to go Oregon or Notre Dame, I went with Notre Dame at 8. If you went with Oregon at 8, so be it. Some people I saw, I saw the AP actually had Notre Dame or Oregon above Ole Miss, so they had him a lot higher. Oregon got their best win of the season. It wasn't pretty by any stretch of the imagination, but neither was the weather. But the ground and pound was impressive and Dante Moore making a play late was impressive. And now is when it really gets weird like I. Brent, jump in here because. Because I literally have. Okay, you. You have to. First of all, here's, here's how I did it, Brent. So I want you to kind of understand the thought process of what I did.