Welcome to the show.

It's I have a nation sports talk up and rolling on a Thursday, or as I like to call it, another day, another day to take crack shots at Lincoln Riley and USC.

That's kind of the way that the last couple of weeks have gone, especially this week's, this week as things have kind of heated up a little bit along those lines.

He's Jesse Stiers. I'm Sean Steyers and we're here for you today.

I mean, we're here for you every day, but even more so today because it is we in, we out day.

And we've had plenty of subscribers, submit plenty of questions on the good old new champions lounge for us to answer today. Are you ready to dig into these, Jess?

I'm here for everyone but D.K., and I am ready to dig into these questions. All right. Have you had a chance

to look at any of them? No. I think you're going to enjoy them. Scrolled through, looked at a few,

some good ones in there today.

Let's start with this one, Balpin Shaleli, shiming in. He's got a trio, which is kind of his thing. He likes to go three. College football will somehow learn to incentivize playing

good teams over winning against a bunch of subpar teams

in parentheses making USC looking to drop Notre Dame rivalry look absolutely insane in parentheses.

We and we add on that.

I just have to be a big out on that one.

I think that they're concerned about how these conferences look overall,

how many teams they can get into the conferences and what they can, you know,

the money to be made off of those games.

Not every single game is going to be, you know, a relevant, tough game.

I don't mind, you know, teams having some of these non-conference games, but don't put

Montana State or South Dakota State.

Like, you can beef it up, but you don't have to play, you don't have to beef it up all

the way that you're playing ranked opponents in your non-conference schedule.

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