This is the best of outkick the coverage with Clay Travis on Fox Sports Radio.

As we come into week three of the NFL and week four of college football,

college football is such a short season that we're almost a third of the way through

the entire college football season.

And we will be basically a third of the way through the season by the end of this week.

We got five games for a lot of teams in September and what's wild about that when you really contemplated is my God.

By the end of September, many teams will be nearly halfway done.

And that is just that just kind of blows my mind.

So if you told me right now, what is the single most intriguing game in college football or the NFL?

This might surprise you coming up this weekend, given the fact that obviously the games kick off tonight,

we've got a lot of different games that matter a substantial amount.

To me, the most intriguing game of the weekend in college or NFL might well be Texas A&M against Arkansas in Jerry's world down in Dallas.

The people out there saying, what? Like a record scratch moment for some of you.

Why do you think that game is the most important or the most intriguing?

I think guys, it's effectively a loser goes home kind of situation.

Last year, if you remember, we had a game between LSU and Auburn.

LSU went on the road against Auburn and scored a winning touchdown.

It appeared with either the last second of the game or one or two seconds after the clock actually ended.

And they went, they initially gave the win to LSU and then they went to review that game and they said, wait a minute,

actually, they scored right after the clock ended.

And so Auburn actually won and then that led to LSU firing less miles and Auburn sticking with Gus Miles on.

My contention to you is if you change the outcome of that game, less miles is probably still the coach of LSU.

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