NO BAD IDEAS FRIDAY tackles the College Football Playoff | NCAA Tournament bracketology

Today's show is brought to you by PrizePicks, the easiest way to play daily fantasy. All first time users who deposit and use the promo code ANDY will receive a 100 percent instant deposit match up to $100. If you deposit $100, PrizePicks will give you $100. Visit https://prizepicks.onelink.me/ivHR/ANDY (0:00-1:19) Intro - Welcome to NO BAD IDEAS Friday! (1:20-14:13) - Dan Wetzel Joins to Fix College Football (14:14-22:09) - No Auto Bids? (22:10-32:10) - No Bowls in the Playoffs? (32:11-48:01) - Fixing The College Football Calendar (48:02-50:25) - No Bad Ideas Friday Wrap Up (50:26-1:05:04) - James Fletcher III Joins the Show to Talk Bracketology (1:05:05-1:07:22) - Conclusion The overlords of college football are discussing expanding the College Football Playoff to 14 or 16 teams for 2026 and beyond even though we’ve yet to see the 12-team format actually played. This is happening even though the commissioners who run the CFP still aren’t sure exactly who will be in their conferences in 2026. They also have to decide this in the next month so they can secure sites and lock down a TV deal. With so much changing, maybe it’s time to just tear it down and rebuild instead of continuing to tweak. Andy calls on the great Dan Wetzel of Yahoo! Sports to brainstorm ideas. In such a time of chaos, there are no bad ideas? Want relegation? Let’s figure it out. Want an objective format for choosing playoff teams? Let’s design one. Next, On3’s James Fletcher III joins Andy to talk NCAA men’s basketball tournament bracketology and bubble watch. With likely No. 1 seeds Purdue and Connecticut getting knocked off in the past week, does someone else have a chance to move up to the top line? Did Texas A&M kill its chances of making the tourney by losing to Arkansas? Can Florida or Nebraska secure spots in the field with a couple more wins? Want to watch the show instead? Join us LIVE, M-F, at 8 am et! https://youtube.com/live/cbU2HIZrOH8 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.