Oh yeah. Welcome to the audible presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Stuart Mandel joined as always by Bruce Feldman. This is about the slowest time of the year I think if you cover college football. You're really hurting for content in mid to late June Bruce to the point where I like the kind of tweets that get they go viral right now are so such a stretch.

A writer in Atlanta tweeted that because Clemson lost to Syracuse two years ago and

and had a close win the year before the next year that he doubts how they would do against an SEC schedule.

Like we're really well that's where that's where we're going right now.

Look, and that's a right topic because it gets people fired up and there's no answer to it.

I mean, there's an answer, it's not, but you're never going to be right but you're never going to be right you're never going to be wrong you know I mean the reality is

nobody has whipped Alabama the way Clemson just did and they've done really well against them in the last two times they played.

So I don't know what are you going to say?

I mean, I think one of our colleagues at the athletic kind of shot back with their own kind of

answer about how little you can read into some of those kinds of things where

it's a head to head and what not.

I mean, look at one point, you freeze, was holding his own with Old Miss against Alabama

too.

I mean, if it were one game one time maybe you would feel that way

but they played each other four years in a row. Clearly at this point Clemson has

as good of players and as good at coaching as Alabama does.

So my answer would be if they played an SEC schedule,

they would have the same record that Alabama has

against an SEC schedule.

I would say that.

I wouldn't say that they would have, I think what you said is probably a little

different than would they have the same record they do in the ACC and to me that's a little different

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