Oh yeah. Welcome to the audible presented by Trader Joe's I'm Stuart Mandel joined as always by Bruce Feldman week one almost in the books as of this recording we've got one more game left

Notre Dame Louisville in terms of the polls there hasn't been much that would shake up the next top 25, but I do feel like this has been an extremely eventful several days.

Okay, Stu, so we saw each other a little bit on Saturday. You were at the game I was doing at

Stanford Northwestern at Stanford. I'll be honest, I was tied up for a good six hours. I was down the

field. So in full disclosure, at one point you texted to me late in my game and basically said,

Tennessee is about to lose to Georgia State, which I was shocked to hear that.

You didn't believe it at first.

I didn't, and I just immediately thought back,

I have a good friend who she went to Tennessee

and is a die-hard bowl fan. I was like, oh my God, she must be

apoplectic at this because who would think that they could lose to a two

and ten Sunbelt team? But before we get into that, so I'm going to ask you

because you had a better gauge on everything that was going on in real time Saturday than I did.

What was your biggest takeaway from week one just in terms of what happened on the field?

I hate to keep going back to this point because I mentioned it last week but there

were a lot of freshman quarterbacks going out there and they almost all of them did really well. We saw

Sam Howell at North Carolina, Lita comeback win. We saw Boneyx at Auburn,

Lee to come back win. I think we saw three freshmen lead double digit rallies.

Boise State would be the other one. So it's just it's reality now. These are the guys who are

these guys just ready to play and you know I think it helped add to the drama a

little bit. You know North Carolina, South Carolina, it's not a huge, it was a double digit

upset. I mean it's not a huge upset like Georgia State, but fairly significant and a

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