Ditch the Committee? Elo, $2.5T Wiped Out & Russell Brand Guilty
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The committee had its chance. Now that the playoff is 12 teams, is it time to ditch the 13 people with an eye test and let a chess formula pick the field? Elo only cares who you beat and who you lost to. Plus the Vegas twist: the committee and Elo both have Miami No. 1, but Notre Dame is a 7.5-point home favorite.
Then the trillion-dollar question: what does it actually mean when headlines say trillions were "wiped out" — and where does the money go? Thursday's record selloff took $2.5 trillion off the Nasdaq and $2.9 trillion off the S&P, then Friday's rebound created hundreds of billions back with barely any cash changing hands. Add in a blowout jobs report that has the Fed hiking again, Russell Brand found guilty, Stephen Miller taking over as chief of staff, Newsom commuting all 548 California death sentences, the Week 9 QB carousel, and Steph Curry passing Oscar Robertson.
Topics covered: College Football Playoff committee vs Elo rankings, PlayoffPredictor most deserving rankings, Miami vs Notre Dame, Georgia vs Ole Miss, stock market selloff, Nasdaq correction, October jobs report, Russell Brand verdict, Stephen Miller chief of staff, Gavin Newsom death penalty commutation, Shedeur Sanders Browns starter, Steph Curry Oscar Robertson, Jaguars vs Ravens
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