Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday Down South podcast presented to you by Texas

Pete. I'm Conor O'Gara. Well, on on Change the Narrative Saturday, we got the index hit

zero as we mapped out settle. That's it. It was instead of Change the Narrative Saturday,

it was Order Restored Saturday by virtue of LSU, Bama, Georgia, not only win, but all of

those teams covered LSU, backdoor cover with a pick six by major birds. Yeah. I didn't think

that was going to happen. Georgia is the last remaining unbeaten and 2007 does not appear

to be on the table at least not yet. Yeah. I mean, if you look at the teams that were

entering without an SEC loss, you know, we saw in the zoo go down. We saw Texas A&M go down.

It's kind of, we saw, you know, and we saw as well. Kentucky go down as well. That was

the other one I was thinking of, you know, it's kind of unfair because there were a couple

of teams in matchups were neither team at an SEC loss. But yeah, you know, this is kind

of what we talk about with September is the best time of the year for College Football,

where everybody's hopes are wide open. And honestly, this has been the most wide open.

It's been and it's still, but it doesn't feel wide open. It feels like the doors still

cracks. Like it doesn't feel like they're these, and now the East is done. The East is slam

shut. But I feel like there's still going to be some really fun games to be played in the

West. But yeah, feels like it's all, it's all pretty much wrapped up. If you're doing power

rankings right now and Ole Miss fans probably aren't going to like me saying this, but if

they're being 100% honest, and if we're just talking about neutral site, the Josh paid

index of who would win? Who would you pick to win in these specific games? Your top three

is still probably Georgia, Bama and LSU. And I guess maybe if you want to switch LSU and Bama,

like, I don't know, that is probably still where we're at. Or if we're not at that place,

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