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We got to go to Bama and Tennessee.

I really like this game.

Bama laying nine and a half against number 11 Tennessee.

And I thought the line was telling.

I wanted your read on that. You know, I know you're a volunteer, but when you look at it, I thought Bama, look, we had Mizzou last week and we covered, but I thought Bama showed some real metal. That was a set up spot, a look ahead spot. You're on the road. It's an 11 a.m. kick. Mizzu was off a by, and I thought Bama did a really nice job. I don't need any more of Caden Proctor Wildcat at the goal line. I will say that. But as much as I like Aguilar, Ty Simpson's better. And I think the line is telling Jim, this is number six versus number 11. And they're just flippantly throwing nine and a half out there.

It led me to a Bama side here that while I think they were a little distracted last week, they were able to survive that. And yes, the Tennessee is a challenge. There's no question here.

But Jim, I just thought the line guided me to the crimson tide. And I do feel like Halen DeBore is getting comfortable and I feel like that offense is starting to click. We still are not on the same page on any of these games. And I look at it the other way. Bama's at the end of a gauntlet. This is their fourth ranked opponent in a row. All have been close, including Vandy, where I know they ended up covering the bigger number, but that was close until the go-ahead put away touchdown for the cover. Will Tennessee be able to score a bunch of points? I happen to think they will. They've got an offense, power run, downfield threats. That's a big number to cover all right you wrote this

to yourself we have to go head to head on this no but this but mike this is a blind spot of mine

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