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The pride, passion, and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Feinbaum Show, Our One Podcast.

This might be college football.

Welcome into the Paul Feinbaum show.

I'm Cole Kubick filling in for Paul today, tomorrow, and the next day. So a couple

days I'll be filling in for Mr. Feinbaum and always appreciate the opportunity to do it, to be with

you guys and to get to your calls. 855242. Paul, 855 242-7-285. Anything college football on the table

today. We'll kick it off with Swamp Dogg, who's calling in early here on the Fine Bomb Show. Welcome in, Dog. Hello, Mr. Cole Kublich. It's an honor to talk to you again, sir. I don't know if you remember me, but I talked to you before. Absolutely. You remember that? Okay. Yes, sir. And I know you're a big, you're, you're a big Auburn guy. I know that.

And, you know, I'm a dog. So we've had our, uh, uh, we've gone round around a little bit about

that before. I'm sure the last nine years are not very pleasant for you, but I, I've had a lot of, uh,

you know, misery in the past and playing

Auburn, too. So it's that, that rivalry is very evenly matched. I don't know how many

games separate the two of them, but I think at one time it was tied and the point total

was identical. Right. That's a rivalry. That is a rivalry right there.

But, yeah, I wanted to talk to you a little bit about what they did to my, to my,

my broadcaster.

You know how, you know, I'm 65 years old.

And when I grew up, you know, all you had was your radio guy, you know, on radio.

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