Welcome in.

Welcome in. This is exciting. I've got my main man, Mench, my other main man, Rissillo. This is our first ever the McShay Show Saturday Night reaction episode, if you will. I'm fired up. We're going to do this every single week after college football, after the prime time game,

and hopefully we're going to get to the point where we're doing it live. Obviously, this is the first time doing it, so we're going to muscle our way through, and hopefully everyone

gets to listen early on Sunday. But guys, what a finish to the day, right? I mean, looking at it,

you got LSU, Texas A&M.

You got Mench sitting up somewhere in New Hampshire watching all these games.

You got Rassillo with what's left of that t-shirt on his couch somewhere in Manhattan

Beach, right?

Just for taking it all in.

Let's go.

I love that shirt, Riscilla.

Way to set the tone early on.

All right, let's, I mean, let's start right off the bat. LSU A&M. I like, I hate the phrase tale of two halves, but my goodness, like I can't remember a game. And I'll just throw

what you guys from here and we can we can start in. I can't remember a game in which literally one play changed everything. And, you know, we're on

text threads. I think Connor, our producer made a good point. It's like, it's unbelievable how

one play can undo so much great, talking about Garrett Nussmeyer. He was at that point of the game where

everything was going right. His receivers were making plays. He was showing all the things that, you know,

started to talk about him as a potential QB1 or somewhere in the top three quarterbacks in the

2025 NFL draft. And then all of a sudden, he's rolling to his left,

under pressure, makes the decision to throw the ball up, 50-50 ball throwing back against

the grain, which you're taught at nine years old not to do, right? He makes that decision. A&M

intercepts the ball at 17 to 7 at that point, and then all of a sudden,

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