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And just like that, we're back, another edition of the Late Kick Extra podcast.

It is Tuesday, sometime during the day, depending on when you listen, April 27th, the Year of Our Lord, 2011. It's a big day for a lot of people in the South. It's very important day, very humbling day. I'm going to actually talk about that a little bit later on, but let's get to the happy stuff first. Happy to have you with me. Happy we can do this podcast a couple of times a week. It's all Q&A on Tuesdays and

Thursdays. It's all a mailbag. And you can reach out with any college football question or any other question. Maybe or maybe I won't be able to answer them, but you can hit me with them. Josh Pate 706 at gmail.com. Or you can DM me on Twitter or Instagram at late kick Josh. we've got really good numbers on Instagram.

I mean, I started that thing literally a month and a half ago, really. I started taking it seriously a month and a half ago. We're up over 3,000 and we really want to grow that one. I mean, that's the one. Twitter, obviously, that's a mainstay, but you want to follow the Instagram account because there's stuff on there that you won't get on Twitter and their stuff on the Instagram account you won't even be getting on the shows or on the podcast during the season.

Just really, really good stuff. account because there's stuff on there that you won't get on Twitter and there's stuff on the Instagram account you won't even be getting on the shows or on the podcast during the season.

Just really, really good stuff.

I can't wait to show you. I'd much rather show you than waste any more time telling you. So at Lake Kick Josh, that's where you want to follow. And remember, I mean, we don't have an advertising budget. When I say this, I know since we work at CBS 24-7, you think we got a big advertising budget.

Well, they do, but this show doesn't.

You are. budget. When I say this, I know since we work at CBS 24-7, you think we got a big advertising budget.

Well, they do, but this show doesn't. You are our advertising department. You are our marketing department. The entire success of this show really depends on and thrives on the word of mouth.

You know, when you guys retweet stuff, when you guys talk about the show and your Instagram story, stuff like that, I try and share as many of them as I can. That's the biggest help. So that's what I appreciate the most. We got a loaded mailbag this morning. We're going to go a number of different directions. And I don't really see any reason why we shouldn't dive in right now. So let's start it off. Chris says, I got a hot take for you. I want to hear your opinion. I live in Ohio in the middle of

Big Ten country. I'm three hours from Columbus, hour and a half from Ann Arbor, about two hours

from East Lansing. Is it just me or is the Big Ten quickly becoming what the ACC is currently

in terms of having one team miles ahead of everyone else? Well, Chris, I think the short answer there is yes,

it is that. In fact, I think the short answer there is yes, it is that.

In fact, I think the Big Ten this year, and perhaps moving forward, we'll see, is more

ACC than the ACC will be at this point moving forward.

Now, obviously what we're talking about here is the rise of Clemson and the ACC

was great for Clemson.

There's an argument out there.

You can tell me what you think about this, actually.

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