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And now, move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

Hey, everybody. What's happening? DJ Bucky here. Move the sticks on a Tuesday as we record nice Bucky and want to get to today on the episode got some NFL to recap. Got some pretty interesting college football weekend.

We've got maybe a few additions to our bad body good player list that we're keeping up with here. But before I get to my weekend adventure, how was your weekend?

Well, weekend was good. Football was great. Had an opportunity to watch a lot of football. Got to see some of those nice college games. Got to see a lot of NFL talent. And then the Sunday games were terrific. You know, we had some some really good games where we see in people separate contenders and pretenders.

All right, we're going to get to those games in just a minute here, Bucky. But my weekend, I went to LSU for the Alabama LSU game. Had a nice weekend down there. I had been to LSU before to watch them play Georgia back in the Matt Stafford AJ Green No Shyamirino days.

But this is the first time into a night game down there. Well, I wasn't. Well, I didn't sit in the press box. I sat in the end zone in the stands, which is great from a scouting perspective. It's nice to sit up in the press box.

I'm going to see everything up there, but in the end zone, if you want to study offensive line play and see the trenches, no better place to watch a game then in the end zone. So it was fun to watch that battle. But in the stands, LSU, I mean, look, I understand.

You're going to see some foul, you're going to hear some foul language at football games. Okay. I get most, I get most. You're going to see some of that. You're going to hear some of that. LSU sets it the bar so I know most LSU players, Bucky. I know there. I know they're, you know, senior draftable guys.

Top draft eligible players. I know them. I don't know. I didn't know much about the quarterback. You know, so about halfway through the second quarter, I was going to have to pull out a program because I thought his name was F Danny F.

That's how the LSU fans and the Furnc in them every minute in the stands. So it was it was a rowdy atmosphere. But it was a lot of fun. It was great time.

It was a lot of fun to watch it on TV. It was a lot of fun to watch teams that you know are loaded with NFL players. And I know a lot of people don't like a 10-0 game. It was a defensive battle.

But when I'm looking at those teams play particularly on the defense side, the speed that you see them play with the physical and the athleticism, the collective talent. There was on both sides of the ball in terms of Alabama's defense and LSU's defense.

You know right there that you're looking at a lot of topics and the next couple of classes. And I was excited to kind of see it take place because I thought it was a really good game.

And I don't know if you can ask for anything more if you're a scout to see those guys go best on best. Yeah, good on good the whole the whole day. I know people I get hit up after the game. I'll learn for net. Is he not go high if you were to come out now because of this game. I'm like, I don't care who you put back there, man.

The way the way that defense is set up on both sides. Yeah, both of them didn't have a lot of success being able to run the ball as well. I thought Alabama could have been more aggressive downhill runner. I thought their offensive line had a little bit of an advantage on the LSU defensive front.

But they came out trying to get cute and running a lot of stuff on the perimeter. And they ended up popping heard out the back door once. Jalen hurts out the back door once. But I thought if they just lined up and wanted to come downhill on them. I thought it could have had some little more success.

It appears on TV LSU looks a little smaller. Yeah, a little smaller than Alabama. Alabama like those those heavy. Oh, this is not the LSU defensive fronts. We've seen in years past. I mean they got one really good player and ardent key.

They're good. They're good. But they're not at the level. Not at the same level that we've been we've seen them have three and four top rated picks on that frontline. They don't necessarily have that there. They're pretty good. Safety's a dude though.

Yeah, tomorrow, tomorrow had a pretty nice game came down here. Made some plays. I'm impressed with both secondaries because I think in the back end for Alabama, Marlon Humphrey and Jackson in play, but Mika fix Patrick.

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