Podcast name nobody, let's go sharply against Brian real fast.

Okay, New York, we had our meetings, um, and one game kept coming up.

We're gonna have to devote attention to it.

And we're also going to have to either curtail our ongoing theory or

squash it altogether and that theory bill is that neutral site week one

openers while delightful wonderful to the, to the Labor Day palette, are actually empty calories

by and large.

Because, here's why.

I think Florida State and Alabama might actually be the game that goes the

distance in terms of impact and quality.

Wire to wire baby.

Yeah. Well, yeah, first of all, I mean these are basically pre-season bowls for the most part which don't really have much of an impact on anything but in this case we're starting out the season with maybe the two best teams in the country playing each other that's going to be weird

yeah that's not something I'm used to with these games now we've had we've had big

match-ups really big match Oh yeah, oh yeah.

I don't know if we've had this size matchup.

Short of a national title rematch the way that the NFL engineers like a conference championship or a Super Bowl

rematch on those like on that opening slate.

Because Clemson doesn't have like Deshaun Watson and

Mike Williams and those guys, they're expected to take a step back.

Florida State is expected to take a step forward. These teams haven't played

each other in a minute. This is the biggest game you could probably ask for, fair to say,

right? But also, this game will probably reverberate longer than any other neutral sight opener

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