Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday Down South podcast. I am Conor Amgira. No

will today. He is in New Orleans at the Saints game flying solo today. I'm calling this scary

Saturday. It was in week three because we watched Arkansas nearly lose to Bobby Patrino

and then Arkansas past defense is in deep trouble without Jalen Catalan who's out for

the year. My slusher was expected to be back. He wasn't a yikes game all around. I thought

for that Arkansas that Arkansas past defense. We saw Florida barely hold on against the USF squad

who was two in 10 last year. And I think Auburn fans realize on Saturday that a scary season

could be in store after all. Scary Saturday could probably apply that to Georgia on almost

any Saturday as well with the things that they're able to do and just go into any SEC venue

and dominate the game. Let's start with the only game involving two ranked teams, at

least that involved an SEC team. Number 13 Miami. Yeah, not number 13 team in the country.

And number 24 Texas A&M. Yeah, I guess I said this was the lone game involving two ranked

teams that involved an SEC team, but we should probably include Missouri State's FCS ranking

there as well. We won't do that today though. Credit A&M for winning ugly. I mean real ugly.

This was a grind to watch. If you stayed up and watch this nine o'clock Eastern kickoff

time, this was a pretty rough overall game from an offensive standpoint. And if you were

holding out hope that the Aggies were going to all the sudden flip to switch with Max Johnson

as a starter. I think you were disappointed. But A&M was dealing with a ton of depth issues.

Four dudes suspended with curfew. Two of which were defensive backs and they lost two

more to targeting. Yet somehow for whatever reason, Tyler Van Dyck wasn't able to get into

any sort of rhythm with his past catchers. That was an area of concern for Miami going into

this one. They were pretty bad on the road. Even that drop at the end where it didn't even

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