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Two guests on the show today. Scott Van Pelt will be on with us shortly. We'll talk college football, Maryland football, NFL with Scott.

And then following Scott, the Wizards general manager, Tommy Shepard, will be on with us.

The Wizards open up their 2022-2020 season on Wednesday night at Indiana. The NBA gets

underway tomorrow night with a double header, 76ers, Celtics, and then Lakers against the champion

Golden State Warriors.

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So a few things to get to here in the open. Number

one is this, and I'm going to talk to Scott more about this. Saturday was a spectacular day

in sports. It was one of those days that if you're a sports fan, you realize why you are a sports fan.

The dramatic games, the big stakes games in college football and in the Major League Baseball playoffs,

just one after another, the Tennessee Alabama game, one of the best games we've seen in recent memory.

And then you had TCU and Oklahoma State going on at the same time.

SC, Utah on Saturday night was phenomenal.

You had all of these matchups between undefeated teams, three matchups between six teams that

were all undefeated.

It started with Michigan and Penn State, which wasn't much of a game.

And then it was Tennessee and Alabama, TCU and Oklahoma State. Just incredible college football.

Tennessee in particular and Bama, I don't know if college football or sports can get much better than the drama that unfolded in front of

110,000 people at Nalen Stadium in Knoxville, where they've been waiting years to

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