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CFB playoff, Stephen F. Austin - Duke, Mizzou, pecan pie

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November 27, 2019

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On today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the college football playoff rankings, and suggested a look beneath the surface suggests the committee is looking to avoid an Alabama - LSU semifinal by bumping Ohio State to #1 and LSU to #2 in case Alabama ends up as #4. This would line Alabama up with Ohio State and LSU with Clemson, which would be far more interesting and could potentially draw better ratings.

Clay Travis then offered his college football gambling picks for week 14.

Here are @ClayTravis’ college football picks for week 14. Ole Miss - Mississippi State, Vanderbilt - Tennessee, Ohio State - Michigan, Wisconsin - Minnesota, Rutgers - Penn State, Texas A&M - LSU, Georgia - Georgia Tech, Alabama - Auburn, Oklahoma - Oklahoma State, Florida State - Florida. Get rich kids!

Clay Travis also commented on the Missouri bowl-ban situation/appeal and believes the NCAA is acting unfairly.

Clay Travis went on to comment on the upset in NCAA basketball Stephen F. Austin over #1 Duke which could portend a “crazy, wild season,” according to Travis.

Clay Travis also commented on a photo President Trump tweeted of himself photoshopped as Rocky IV. Clay believes Donald Trump’s sense of humor is grossly underrated.

Finally, Clay Travis defended his draft choice of pecan pie in his annual Thanksgiving food draft.

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