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With first-year success stories, chances at redemption and general silliness, bowl season always delivers.

Peter starts the podcast by recapping a weekend in Los Angeles, in which he watched what could have been the end of the Chiefs dynasty alongside Troy Aikman, listened to Arnold Schwarzenegger walk through a hotel lobby, discussed movies with Ryan Clark and Marcus Spears, and watched one of the weirdest "Monday Night Football" games ever. Peter weighs in on Josh Allen's potential to go back to back MVPs, the Houston Texans defense, and the Jaguars as a team nobody is talking about. Six-time Super Bowl Champion Josh McDaniels joins the show for a deep-dive on his career, his philosophy on coaching, and his many insights on Drake Maye and the 2025 New England Patriots. McDaniels talks at length about his time with Tom Brady, the Super Bowl wins, and what he's learned and taken with him along the way. Stories on Randy Moss, Gronk, Julian Edelman are matched with promising insights on young Patriots stars Drake Maye, TreVeyon Henderson, and Pop Douglas. McDaniels discusses his year away from football in 2024, how he got right, and why he's ready to do it all over again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The dates, times and sites for all the college football postseason action.

SVP and Stanford Steve give their reaction to the 12-team College Football Playoff that was announced Sunday. Notre Dame was LEFT OUT, was it the right call? Plus, should Alabama have been the one considered being left out? And what about Ole Miss being ahead of Texas A&M? Finally, a word on Indiana's B1G championship win, Georgia's dominance in Atlanta, the ACC madness and Texas Tech's statement in Arlington. | SVPod Approximate Timecodes: (0:00) Intro (0:45) CFP reaction: Miami IN, ND OUT (4:40) Should Ole Miss be ahead of A&M? (13:15) B1G title game reaction (15:45) Big 12 title game reaction (20:40) SEC title game reaction (22:35) A look at the first round (25:30) More CFP reaction (32:20) SVP’s kids had a time… (37:20) Thanks for watching Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Indiana earned the No. 1 seed in the 12-team College Football Playoff field, while Alabama and Miami nudged out Notre Dame for the final at-large spot.

A look at the final bracket based on the College Football Playoff committee's rankings.

Indiana (13-0) is the No. 1 team for the first time after winning the Big Ten championship game, ending Ohio State's 14-week run atop the AP Top 25 college football poll.

With just one day until bowl pairings are officially announced, we forecast who will play where, including the College Football Playoff.

Duke won its first outright ACC title since 1962 and threw the College Football Playoff into chaos by defeating No. 17 Virginia 27-20 in overtime, likely sending James Madison into the playoff field.