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Truth telling, try and do that this time of year and forever but also what if season

which is preceding bold prediction season we've got a lot of seasonal stuff around here here

at pate state on this particular, I don't care what they do

on other camp. I, on this campus, we believe in tradition. We do the same things the same time

every year. For instance, tonight we're jam-packed, high atop, what do we call in it today,

sun-drenched downtown Nashville, Tennessee on this Tuesday, April 8th, the year of our Lord

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Sports and Outdoors. Around this time every year, I put out the question, just as I did earlier

today, I put it out there, I ask you guys, what are the biggest what-ifs in college football

this year? In other words, the kind of things that if it goes one way versus if it goes the other

way could totally change the trajectory of the season, not just for one team, but maybe as a whole.

We're going to start with Arch Manning in just a second.

Like, think about the difference in how the entire season could go for everyone if Arch is

great versus if he's terrible.

Could probably be somewhere in between, but you get the drift.

The spring game debate, which we talked about a couple of weeks ago,

I'm not going to do that whole thing again, should we have real spring games or not.

But somebody, and you're not going to believe this, but sarcastically,

started to show themselves in the inbox today. And they started to kind of

poke at those of us who do enjoy the concept of spring games. And they did it in what I find to be a

growingly common, or growingly common way, whatever combination of words I try to use there. And it's one of

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