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Indiana and Oregon fans at the Peach Bowl Friday can try Mercedes-Benz Stadium's new 2-foot dueling brisket sandwich, which pays homage to both schools.

Rich has a message for his fellow Michigan alums on the heels of John Harbaugh’s firing by the Baltimore Ravens, and reacts to a report in The Athletic outlining the millions of dollars available to top NCAA football players via the Transfer Portal. ESPN’s Jesse Palmer and Rich preview the College Football Playoff semifinals including Indiana’s chances to win it all, the Cinderella runs by Ole Miss and the Miami Hurricanes, and explains why changes to the Transfer Portal and NIL are direly needed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Nick Saban joins Pat McAfee and weighs in on the four teams remaining in the College Football Playoff.

Asked if he thought opponents would attempt to contact former players for inside information, Miami coach Mario Cristobal said, "It happens all the time." But he's not pointing the finger at any players who have left the program.

The transfer portal officially opened Jan. 2 and we're ranking the best of the best.

Lines for the College Football Playoffs semifinals: Miami, Ole Miss, Oregon and Indiana

The "Get Up" crew discusses why NFL teams with head coach openings should look at Indiana's Curt Cignetti.

Disruption vs. balance? Explosiveness vs. efficiency? These are the traits that really matter when betting the CFP semifinals.

Evan and Michelle welcome Rick Neuheisel to the show to discuss John Harbaugh's firing, the CFB schedule, and his new UFL team. Evan wants to go to Tiger Woods' birthday. Mel Kiper Jr. joins the show to talk through the big news in Baltimore and we wonder which team called the Ravens to replace their coach. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Our deep dive into the semifinals dissects the matchups that will determine who moves on to the title game.