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O'Gera. No will today. Once again, He is still finishing up spelling be duties for his day job.

Will is going to be back later in the week. We're going to have a draft of some sort topic t-b-dibd but it will be draft day first Thursday of every month.

Plan for today.

Colby Newton, he is coming up in a bit.

If you've ever wondered about the very simple yet I think complex question

hey why is the SEC what it is today you're gonna really enjoy this conversation

great stuff from Colby something that he dug into a lot for a book that he's got coming out and then so we will have that and we will close with lad of the week, last of the week for me personally. But first, I thought it'd be a fun time to discuss all of my college football biases.

I'm of the belief that everyone has biases. It's just a matter of how blatant they are and how

they're communicated, right? Like there are plenty of people that post on

Twitter entirely to push narratives and they'll do so while trying to present

themselves as unbiased. When in reality their bias shows in how vocal they are about some things and not others.

So I think that's true in pretty much everything, and you can apply to a lot of different things you could apply to

politics or you know health care or whatever but for today we will stick to

college football biases nobody is fully neutral,

and that's including myself.

I try and be as objective as I possibly can,

but I do have biases.

The thing that bothers me so much is when I have to listen to someone

present something that is clearly from a biased point of view. Desmond Howard speaking on College Game Day about the Connor Stallions thing was an automatic

eye roll every single time.

I think Game Day does a lot of things really well, but I did not for the life of me understand the point of giving him that platform.

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