All right, game of the week, not only in the SEC in the country, in my opinion, Billy, Texas A&M, host LSU here for...

I've been called it a playoff eliminator.

It's probably not that, but I would certainly say the winner of this game, I feel very confident is going to the college football playoff.

Would you agree with that?

Yeah, I would say that would be, you know, I've been sitting there crunching through my head like,

what if they beat LSU? It's almost like you try to figure out how they wouldn't make the playoff after that like if they

lost one right obviously if either team wins this game and wins out they're in

they're playing for the SEC title but you're in your head going okay if A&M beats LSU and

loses one the rest of the way how do they not get in because there's a couple of

scenarios there but the odds and all the number of scenarios for them getting in far outweigh not

getting in right like if they went two and one in those final three which for the

Aggies would be South Carolina on the road Auburn on the road in Texas at home.

So not an easy path at all obviously for A&M and not one for LSU either.

But yeah, I mean the team that wins this game is in a great

spot for the playoff and maybe even a better spot for Atlanta at which point they kind of didn't control their own destiny whether they get in or not.

So is it an eliminator?

Like you said, no, but whichever team loses this one, 1,000% would have to win out the rest of their games to get in obviously.

Mm-hmm.

And I had our guy T-Bob on the show this week to talk from the LSU side.

He said he spoke with you and I want to make sure I quote this right,

but he said that you told him this is perhaps the biggest game

Texas A&M has had since coming. the think about it, the only two years that it was really, you know, where A&M was playing for

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