Welcome to the Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Stuart Mandel, joined as always by Bruce Feldman live for our week three recap.

Bruce, this Saturday, last yesterday was what I think of when I think of a college football Saturday.

We had two instant classic games back to back, right, with Georgia, Tennessee

and Texas A&M, Notre Dame. We had Archmanning getting booed. We had Brian Kelly going off at a

press conference. We had field stormings at Georgia Tech, you name it. A lot happened. What shall

we start with? Look, you mentioned first. The Notre Dame, Texas A&A game

was riveting right down to the end, even to the point where in the broadcast, there was a moment

on, you know, the Aggies are down in the red zone and Notre Dame has a chance to pick off a pass and Todd Blackledge makes a comment.

It's almost like you had the defender had a chance to catch a ball or an outfielder had a chance to end the game and it didn't happen.

And then all of a sudden there was another opportunity for Marcel Reed and A&M and A&M capitalized.

And it's just kind of, you had some heartbreak in there, obviously, because of what happened with Notre Dame on, you know, after they scored and on a botched hold on a, on a PAT.

It was just a lot of stuff going on.

As you said, to me, it like encapsulated what makes college football so amazing because I think you have some stuff

that goes on in college football that probably the NFL is so much more efficient that they

probably wouldn't mess up and it was just great drama you mean a backup quarterback the NFL

doesn't usually who took a winding road back and tried to play lacrosse and all this good stuff wouldn't have botched

the extra point hold that allowed Texas A&M to come back down the field.

Feeling pretty good, I haven't gotten a lot right in my preseason predictions, but feeling

pretty good about that A&M to the playoff pick.

I mean, Marcel Reed, I think, because of how he kind of came on the scene last

year in that LSU game where he basically just did nothing but run.

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