All right, everybody. Thank you guys for joining us on this Saturday special. We really appreciate

you some great games in the window today and one of our favorite guests to bring on from

Draft Kings. You can catch them on the Gojo show, our good friend, Mike Goldic Jr.

Or as they call him in the streets, MGJ. MGJ, what's up, man?

You know what, I'd always hard could be back. Marcus Spears, God love him. One of the great voices

in this industry calls me MG Jr. in that deep, low Southern drawl. I know you're going. So

you guys got me in the mood right now. We're right. I always, I wish Marcus could narrate my life

throughout the day with his boy like him and him or Morgan Freeman that they would both be great.

Yeah, like Jake woke up pissed again, you know, but all right, Mike, I want to dive into this.

So okay, so we got some some good games, some interesting matchups. You know, one that stands out

to me when I'm looking at the numbers is Oklahoma State plus six and a half at home against Texas.

Me personally, I went, I don't think you'd be crazy to buy it up a point at seven and a half

just to kind of cover your ass in the back end in case tennis Texas squares attention on late.

But Spencer Sanders, I know the defense isn't what it was last year, but man, their backs are against

the wall coming off a tough loss at TCU. How do you kind of feel about this game? Why is that

number so big? Yeah, I was a little surprised on that. I wasn't sure if it was just, you know,

buying back in on Quingewers. Now that he's been healthy for the long horns again and how good

that's looked, but I was also stunned because while the defense isn't what it was last year,

you still look up front and early in that game against TCU. I was down there last weekend.

Those guys got after it. They make their presence felt. They get up and get their hands in front

of football. So I would absolutely lean that way, especially for Oklahoma State at home. It just,

it's such a different animal. And for TCU, they were built similarly, but these pace and space

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