Hello and welcome in. It's always college football. It's our Sunday show. Today is September 14th.

And we're so glad that you're with us today. We don't usually do this on Sunday show, but it's been a fun and somewhat chaotic travel day.

Dead game. LSU in Florida last night, drove halfway, I live in Birmingham, drove halfway from Baton Rouge to Haddysburg, drove to Haddysburg, stayed there, woke up early, drove back so we apologize that the show is getting to you a little later than it usually is on Sunday, but there's just no easy way to get from Baton Rouge to Birmingham. Unless you wanted me to drive to like two, three in the morning. I just couldn't do it.

I couldn't do it.

I had to go to bed, but did as a result get to watch the end of what was an entertaining game between Cal and Minnesota. I got to watch the end of Boston College Stanford. So, hey, we had a good day. We are bright-eyed and bushy-tailed here on a Sunday. like rate, subscribe to the podcast.

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Fun day. bushy tailed here on a Sunday. Like rate, subscribe to the podcast. Always appreciate you guys

that have helped us out with that. Fun day of football yesterday. There was a ton of really

intriguing takeaways on our Monday show. We'll dive a little bit deeper into some of the

outcome, some of the performances that stood out. But I think today we'll kind of go

rapid fire around the landscape. It was a surprising day, a day in which top teams, teams with

playoff hopes have been extinguished in some cases. Unbelievable day in the SEC with some of the

matchups that we saw. So some of our

preseason prognostications, we can kind of put some of those to bed with the outcomes of

some of today's games. We'll start in South Bend, Indiana. I loved Notre Dame coming into the

season. The funny thing is, I still really like Notre Dame.

It's one of those games where you look back at it and you think, all right, I kind of like

what I saw from both teams, kind of like what I saw from both offenses, kind of hate what

I saw from both teams at times as well.

Texas A&M, they end a 13 game road losing streak against AP

top 10 opponents and Notre Dame falls to O and 2. Big play of the game, right? Fourth and goal,

11 yard line, 13 seconds left. Marcel Reed somehow finds a way to hit Nate Borker, who's not a guy that

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