Welcome back to the latest edition of the Automable presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by my colleague from the Athletic Stuart Mandel.

We are taping this Sunday morning.

Stu was an interesting day. The game that was supposed to be the game of the day, Utah, Oregon was a

blowout. The game before that, though, in Kansas turned out to be a wild, long, very eventful game,

and a historic one for the Kansas Jayhawks

and that program. So let's start with that. Were you shocked that Landslide Bowles Program

pulled this off and knocked them from the unbeaten ranks? That's the thing. No, not shocked.

And in fact, thought about picking it in the picks this week.

And I think when I was thinking about it, it was not that long ago that Kansas was so bad

that the idea of them beating Oklahoma would have been just completely far-fetched.

But obviously, Lance Lightbold has gotten it going there, and they're good.

Like, they're not the pesky little underdog now.

Like, maybe you looked at them early last season.

They were undefeated at home going into it, all lopsided wins, not played as well on the road.

And even though Oklahoma was ranked where they were ranked,

I don't think any of us yet think they're invincible.

So the potential was there.

But the way they did it, I thought, was not what I would have expected.

I mean, first of all, with a huge delay that obviously affected the game,

but when you think about the fact that at the end of the game, Jason Bean threw these really bad interceptions on two straight drives, at that point,

you're thinking so much. And also missed wide open receivers at some critical times, two point

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