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our three podcast.

This might be college football, heaven rock.

We are back and we are rolling along a busy show.

We have Blake Top Meyer, you just heard from Reese Davis.

Some very interesting comments, his first comments that we are aware since a viral

moment on Monday morning on college Game Day.

Let's check in with Lanier in North Carolina.

Hello, Lanier.

Hey Paul, I want to say that I hope Auburn really has a good team in 24 because then by the way I'm an Alabama fan because then maybe they'll talk about Auburn instead of about Alabama and all our fans and

everything because that's mostly what I hear them talk about but I wanted to say

this and just see what see what you think I think the last play Alabama had in overtime was a

snapshot of their entire season with the low snap from the center and then if you look closely I've looked at it I don't know 20

20 times the replay number 65 for Alabama Latham is completely overwhelmed by the man from Michigan who was blocking him.

He knocked Latham into Millrow, tripped him, and Millrow went down before he was even touched by a Michigan player.

So my thing is obviously our offensive line is the issue and what who's in charge of changing that does the

own line coach coach people about how to center a ball back and not a block and not get pushed off like that?

Is that the head coach's responsibility?

Well, ultimately, it's the offensive line coach, but but it's that's Nick Saban's domain and

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