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It's kind of weird for a month that has no college football games in it.

Man, I get disproportionately excited.

When it's March, it's March 1st now.

I mean, I love basketball.

I don't talk about basketball, but I love it.

But it's storm chasing season this month.

We actually get sunlight past 6 p.m. in Nashville this month. Spring begins this

month. It's a great time. It's a great time. Spring practice is starting and eventually we'll be on

multiple camp-eye, plural of campus throughout this great land of ours talking to all sorts of

different head coaches. We'll see who we add to the Speaker Series roster. But in the

meantime, we're jam-packed. We're high atop a, what was a sunny downtown Nashville, Tennessee today

on this March 1st, the Year of Our Lord, 2006. You know what else is beautiful about college football?

Other than we can talk about it all year round is hatred is actually a good thing. Hatred is like a badge of honor. You can collect trophies,

but what you really want is you just want people to despise you. Because if they hate you,

chances are you've done something right. And we have on the show tonight, probably some of the most

important work, some of the most important investigative, lowercase

J journalism that we do all year, and that is identifying the most hated teams in college football,

not historically, but right now, right this second. And it gets very argumentative for all sorts

of weird reasons that casuals would not understand.

So we're going to talk about that.

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