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Tuscaloosa, Alabama.

I am here with the great Stuart Mandel, the boss man,

one half of the audible and the audible extra, which I know you'll be

listening to on Monday and Thursday this week with our friend Bruce Feldman.

Stuart, you and I were at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

We got to see LSU score lots of points against Alabama.

Alabama score not quite as many points against LSU score lots of points against Alabama. Alabama score not quite as many points against LSU,

and all of a sudden it feels like the order of things is kind of set at the top now.

That's right.

I mean, first of all, the game itself, for all the buildup, I believe, lived up to it because we got to see,

especially Joe Burrow, but also to do their thing and put that 2011 9 to 6 game to shame.

But between that, and I know we're going to talk also about Minnesota, huge win over Penn State,

you know, I came away saying, oh, well, now we have three teams, LSU Ohio State Clemson,

who kind of separated themselves from the pack.

Has Clemson really, though?

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