Welcome back to the latest edition of The Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Fulvin, joined as always by my colleague Stuart Mandel.

We have had in a very eventful week one, you were at two games, we were together, even

if we didn't see each other.

Honestly, the biggest game of the weekend, or at least the most compelling one of the weekend.

The game, I think, we will remember and be talking about for a long time.

And we're going to get into the game you were at Sunday night, which was LSU getting whipped by Florida state.

And we'll get into a bunch of other stuff.

It's been 12, a pretty impressive opening weekend and not so impressive opening.

A lot to get into Stu, but a 20 and a half point underdog and Dion Sanders did everything he said his program was going to do and everything everybody else thought his program couldn't do.

What do you think now?

I was thinking about this some more this morning.

And it's truly, I think, one of the most stunning game results I've seen in college football, not Apple Action State over Michigan.

I wasn't at that game, but obviously, you know, apples and oranges.

But in terms of, we spent eight, nine months talking about this guy and this unprecedented roster turnover.

You've spent a lot of time, David Oven, who was there for us, who's been tracking deans every move, talked to opposing coaches.

No one thought it was going to work this quickly.

The night before the game, while you were off, hobnobbing with your, you know, a-listers or everywhere.

And I was a dinner with David and Chris Vanini, who lives in Dallas.

I won't say who brought it up, but the notion that this could be an IMG Academy versus Bishop Sycamore type result came up.

Obviously, that was not it at all.

And, you know, I'm usually the king of, don't overreact to one week.

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