The College Football Playoff Debate EXPLODES
December 5, 2025
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as posted by the channelThe Ultimate College Football Playoff debate is HERE — and chaos is on the table. Will Cain breaks down the maximum chaos scenario, the top-12 playoff picture, and why Texas might STILL be one of the best teams in America. The hosts of Crain & Company join Will for a no-filter, deeply analytical conversation on whether the CFP committee is consistent, broken, or simply playing favorites.
We dig into:
• Texas vs Alabama vs Miami — who actually deserves a playoff spot
• Why head-to-head doesn’t seem to matter anymore
• Group of Five controversy: James Madison, Tulane, North Texas
• The committee's “eye test” hypocrisy
• How many teams can actually win a national title? (Our panel says more than you think)
Plus — we shift to the NFL after the Cowboys fall to the Lions:
• George Pickens: $30 million mistake or elite weapon?
• Dak Prescott’s performance under nonstop pressure
• Why the Cowboys’ REAL problem isn’t Dak or Pickens
• What Dallas must draft after the Micah Parsons trade haul
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