It is Sunday. We appreciate you guys joining us another crazy weekend in college football. We're going to review that. We're going to preview obviously the NFL slate today.

David Cone, Blaine Crane, my co-host guys got a lot to get into. Let's get the introductions out of the way. You're both alive. Great sign. Great start. Let's get it going.

Live and well. Yes. Made it to Sunday. What a day of college football yesterday, boys. Yeah, it was a very interesting day. And look, everybody's talking about Texas A&M. Bam.

We're going to get to that in one second. We're going to go from each conference. We're going to start in the SEC work our way through the power five and then get into the NFL.

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All right. It doesn't matter. Make sure to you like and subscribe to our channel in this video as well. All right, guys, I'm going to go ahead and start with LSU and Tennessee.

And it's funny. You know, we talked about all week. LSU's kind of played the same way, right? They'll get down early. They'll fight their way back. Try and play as clean as humanly possible.

But in this game, one of the main things we said is you cannot get down 14 points. You cannot get down 17 points like you did against Auburn. Auburn is totally a net on offense.

And they got down. Tennessee was able to get into her rhythm.

Hendon Hooker to me guys right now is leading the Heisman. But when I look at Tennessee, I don't know how you don't say they're the third best team right now in the SEC.

I would right now say that Mississippi State is probably the fourth best team in the SEC. But LSU again, Jane Daniels doesn't take any chances down the field.

I mean, you saw Brian Kelly sometimes bold over on third downs because Jane Daniels would not take chances.

You saw him hit a couple plays deeper down the middle of the field, but there was nothing to threaten that Tennessee defense in the back end to be able to scare you and consistently put a game together.

But what are performance from Hendon Hooker Tennessee and Josh Hypole to go down to death Valley.

I don't care if it was playing in the morning at T time at nighttime. It's more time on a camping ground. It doesn't matter.

Tennessee went down there and handled business and guys were you watch Tennessee the more that Bama game at home looks went more winnable and winable and winable when stood out to you come.

Well, that's why when you're saying they're the third best team in the SEC. I'm starting to think that gap is getting smaller and smaller.

This this victory would have surprised me even had the game taking place in Knoxville.

So to go on the road and death Valley and win in that way, I thought was a phenomenal victory for the balls.

Obviously, Hendon Hooker is not only in the Heisman conversation, but like you said, he's probably closer to the top of that list right now when you just look at the completion percentage and the touchdown to interception ratio.

I mean, he hadn't even thrown a pick, right?

And I think he's only thrown two since he's been the starting quarterback at Tennessee since he took over from Joe Milton at the beginning of last season.

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