Hey, what's going on? This is the started on South Park. Yes, presented to you by Texas

Pete. I'm kind of a girl. Will most pressing question I have to ask you, did you turn back

your clocks? Man, that was a nice little gift at like 1 a.m. last night. I was like, oh my

goodness, I got a good amount of sleep. Got to be here right and early. I woke up early

this morning, dude. Made some coffee. It was great. Whoa, how about it? At the Saturday

night, when you are watching, covering, whatever you want to talk about, consuming college football,

and you see that clock go from two back to one, it's a great feeling. It's a great feeling.

I personally was very low with my expectation. We're going to get into everything we

tend. We're not just going to talk about daylight saving time, and people forget it's

daylight saving time, not daylight saving time. Need that on the record. But that moment

when it goes back from two to one, I always think to myself, oh, this is nice. This is

really nice. And then this morning, Claire, fortunately, slept in really, really late.

I realized this is probably the last time where she will sleep in. And parents of young

kids, you just wake up at like 5.30 instead. And you're like, oh, my day just started

earlier. I did not get an extra hour of sleep. But nonetheless, it does feel nice for

a very brief second. But yes, there are probably a lot of fan bases in the SEC that wish

they could turn back time. Shout out to share. We're going to get to yours. One of those

fan bases that wish they could turn back time. Week 10 was kind of what I hoped it would

be with a noon slate. That was almost too much at times. It was no electric. That noon

slate, man. Okay. Like we got the triple box. Clemson fumbling at the end of that game

and almost give a note of any chance. The fact that not, you know, I'm sure you guys have

all Googled the scores. The fact that two teams lined up for like, like last second

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