Gus Johnson with the call on Fox this past Saturday. I tried to tell all of you that Ohio State was going to beat Texas.

I also said that Notre Dame would beat Miami and North Carolina would cover against TCU.

So it wasn't all great. Look, you got to celebrate the wins where you can. Like Ohio State to win the national championship, Ohio State starts 1-0, and to me,

the Arch Manning performance was alarming.

We're not going to go crazy yet and declare Arch Manning a bust, or that he stinks,

or that Texas can't win this year, but not a great first effort for Arch Manning this season

for the Texas Longhorns.

Joining us right now to talk Ohio State, Texas, everything we saw in week one and maybe a little

early preview for week two.

One of our absolute favorites here on the show.

One of the best in the business when it comes to breaking down college football and the

fellow BEDMGM ambassador, and we absolutely love that it's our friend

andy staples who covers the sport in a tremendous fashion for our friends at on three sports

andy and Ari on three as a podcast and you can find it on youtube as well and on twitter at

andy underscore staples andy welcome back to the show. My man, it is football season. How did you

enjoy week one, my friend? I enjoyed it quite a bit. I was at Clemson, LSU, and then I hit the

South Carolina in the next day, and so it was fun to actually see some college football in person,

see all the fans out.

The weather was beautiful at Clemson on Saturday night.

It was everything you could hope and dream for.

Let's start with Ohio State and Texas, Andy.

Your biggest take coming out of that game, and it could be for either team, offense, defense, coaching. Your biggest take coming out of Ohio State, Texas, is what and why?

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