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You probably heard Stan Weber earlier this week on Kevin Keatsman has issues, previewing

the Chiefs and Texans as they started the NFL season.

Thursday night football.

Now we're going to lock in on some college football.

Kansas State's game has been moved up to Big Fox, 11 o'clock on Saturday against Arkansas

State, KU playing Coastal Carolina.

Missouri has to wait a couple weeks for a team called Alabama. So I don't know who really wins this week, but K-State and KU get a game, so we get to watch. It's pretty good stuff. I'm ready for some college football. Have you seen anything so far? First of all, welcome back.

But have you seen anything so far this college football season that has caught your eye about the type of play on the field in this weird year?

Yeah, I think a couple of things, Kevin, that would be an early indication for me is I think the tackling's been a little weak.

I just don't think there's been the physicality. Football's been trending that way, but in the NFL, it's no big deal.

Those guys, you realize that the

NFL does not even have 16 allowed days to have full pads on in the whole regular season and they

take 17 weeks to play the season so I think they got 15 days so the pro's it's amazing to me that

they've adapted to playing football and not tackling not hitting that much much during the week and playing on the weekends at a high level. College football has done a pretty good job. They hit much less, and I'm an advocate of it. I would have been an advocate of this 20 years ago. The fact that we lay it down and stand up and smash into each other for no reason, I didn't understand it when I played football. Let's work on the skills and they're doing that.

But with this COVID-19 and the hit and miss and people not having spring ball, Kevin, they've

avoided the contact factor more than ever. And there's a lot of reasons. And sometimes it's

so you don't have a guy for two weeks because he has to sit out. He's contact traced or whatever.

I think that they haven't had much time to get into the physicality of football. They don't have preseason games. And I've seen a couple things on the field. One, I think the tackling's kind of weak. Just think about this, Kevin. In your mind, can you see a linebacker getting run over? I mean, hitting square, and then all of a sudden he falls back and holding on to an ankle. That happens in seventh grade football. Doesn't happen in college or pro very often. I've seen a lot of that. Guys look like they're in position. They're ready to make the tackle. And the running back, who it's a much more natural and easy to finish a run and fall two yards forward than the linebacker to get used to just pop in you and

driving you backwards. So I think that the physicality, the finishing of the tackle,

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