Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host, Steve Robertson.

Here on the Monday edition of the yard, it's been a long day, been a busy day. I had some personal stuff, had to do this afternoon.

Got up, wrote a few articles about the SEC championship soccer team. Bulldogs back in action on Wednesday.

We're going to talk a little bit about that in our first segment. Then we're going to spend the rest of the show talking football. No top 10 list today. Not going to recap the game. I don't care to recap the game. You guys don't want to hear it. I don't want to talk about it. To be honest, we're going to talk about it. We're going to kind of give you a state of state today.

And I may say some things that may hurt some feelings.

And let me look around here and see if I can't find some sympathy for you.

Hang on a second.

No, there is none to be had here.

But we're going to be very honest about some things, be critical about some things, try to find some positivity somewhere, which is in short supply these days when it comes to football.

But I'm going to give you my honest assessment of where we are or what I think we need to do

and kind of how we got here.

Let's thank our friends at Bulldog Burger Company, longtime sponsors of the show.

I love Bulldog Burger Company. I dotime sponsors of the show. I love Bulldog Burger Company.

I do.

I love them.

And I love them long before they were a sponsor of this show.

And I am in there regularly.

I love eating Bulldog Burger Company.

And one of the main things I love about it is I get more than my money's worth.

And in this day and time, in this economy, in this climate in which we live financially,

when I can get more than I pay for, it's a great deal.

You're going to get a great deal, a bulldog burger company.

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