I live for the moments when the game gets at a fever pitch and I can hear tests standing up in the booth because I just imagine the look on your face because I've been at the exact same position that you've been in so I know exactly what you feel that's why

I laugh every time I'm listening to you guys call games.

Hello and welcome to always college football. Today is Friday, November 4th.

We are just one sleep away. As I tell my four year old, we're one sleep away from

college football. We have so much to look forward to not just tomorrow night, but also tonight.

We have a couple good games here on the Friday slate, so things that we need to look forward to for sure.

I'm Greg McElroy alongside Mark Kubiak and Jack Foster appreciate so much

you guys being with us today.

We look forward to the weekend slate as much as you do.

I can assure you with that.

We bring on former LSU Tiger,

Booker McFarland. He's going to make the case as to why LSU can potentially

pull off the upset. We're also going to dive deep into the Georgia Tennessee matchup.

Why I think Georgia has a slight advantage, even though Vegas thinks Georgia has a massive advantage,

I'm kind of looking at it the other way.

Also, a few other games of serious significance, including playoff contenders and

potential bragging rights in one of the biggest rivalry games of the year.

There's also one other game being played in the state of Texas right now that isn't probably going to be talked about as much as it should be but we're going to tell you why there's an awful lot to discuss

When it comes to the state of Texas. All right a lot a lot that need to get to, but let's kick things off with

Boer McFarland, who goes on a Bayou-Bengel-Rant. Having to be joined now by the

former LSU Tiger, but he played in an era when LSU never won

games so is he really an LSU Tiger that's Booker McFarland now of

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