330 window. Two big name brands, Texas A&M number 23, minus four and a half down at

coral gables. Miami flicks breaks my heart. I did watch a lot of this A&M game against

the Mexico. So I want to see Bobby Patrino's offense. Look good. Jimmy, they look, they

look good. Weagman, the quarterback, they got their guy, the receivers are deadly. Here's

my problem. Two notes. One, and I put in too much into a performance against New Mexico.

And two, am I ready to go on a road with Jimbo Fisher and laypoints? This is a battle of

two teams that have spent the hell of a lot of money in NIL, neither of which has gotten

it right yet. I think Miami's a year away. I think A&M could be this year. But why am

I so goddamn scared of laying four and a half at Miami? They got no fans. The stadium's

two hours off campus. Yeah. I just told you how impressed I was with A&M. What am I missing

here? Why am I being so weak about this? I'm in the same boat as you. This like, you

know what it is? It's the number. It's the four and a half, five and a half. You call

it the devil's number. Some people call it the Vegas zone. It's this. How do you explain

it? Because I get, I get twos and threes and three and a halfs. I get sevens and seven

and a halfs, key numbers and being on the either side of it. Four and a half, so weird

number to throw out there on the road. Miami's also maybe one of the biggest enigmas in

college football. They flipped like seven assistants on their staff. They're rebuilding

the lines. Both of them on the fly transfer portal on the old line kid from Alabama, kid

from central Florida. And maybe it all comes together for them and they're sneaky good.

It's just too early in the season. And then you're throwing in the fact that yeah, Texas

and them on, on the come up, but not there yet. And I got to flip four and a half.

I like the Aggies. I like the more than you did in our preseason episode. But I don't

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