Welcome to the Andy Stateful show.

A pretty full Saturday, a slate, if you will, of college football, and real upsets and real shocking results and stuff we are going to really overreact to because a lot of teams either playing their first game or their first really real game. And to help me make sense of it all, Matt Fortuna,

one of our national writers here at The Athletic, Matt, I know you have Sudden Death Stanley Cup

final hockey on your iPad while you're talking to me.

But this was a wild day in college football.

We've kind of been waiting for a day like this, and the SEC joins the fray,

but it wasn't really the SEC that struck first in terms of, wow, did you see that?

It was Kansas Statelahoma for the second

consecutive year yeah noted hockey guy as you mentioned mat fortuna here to join the show

um can you say how fun today felt i mean it like we're all happy to have any semblance of live

sports back class i could cover a lot of ecc and so I've been a busy man the last couple of weeks. Covering cancellations. Yeah, no kidding. Yeah, a lot of neretam, too. But it's just having the SEC there today, and obviously the Big 12, which was really the first major headline in Chakra of the day. but having it all back and having my remote work overtime, having my family away, which I love them to death, but they decided to take a day to the beach and in the end of the day, which meant I got two TVs, two iPads, and two laptops, and I needed every last one of them. I had them at my disposal last couple weeks. I just did not need to use them. And it was, it just felt fun.

It felt like a normal Saturday.

It was chaos happening.

And as normal as it felt, the sport never ceases to have draw dropping moments, starting

in Norman, Oklahoma.

And obviously, a short while later in Death Valley, which is ironic concerning those

two teams played each other in a playoff.

Yeah.

I mean, it was, it looked like from the start that Oklahoma was going to run away with it,

that Spencer Rattler was going to have another huge day. But kind of, kind of like last year.

Last year, it seemed like K State kind of took over right around half time into the second quarter

and then built a lead in the third,

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