This week we have a great opportunity in one of the best rivalry games in all of sports, not just college football, but in all of sports.

You'll hear it sold out Doe Campbell Stadium, you know, night game, prime time, you know, wonderful, wonderful stage to be able to show, you know, this team, you know, who we are, what we're about, and, you know, the response that we're going to have.

Hello and welcome. It's always college football. It's our preview show for Week 6, and what a show we have in store for you today. We are going to do

a ton of games, big, long, lengthy breakdowns. And then we have a few that we'll fly through,

but we'll still do them in the same format that we've done all the time. We just might not spend

quite as much time because they're not super marquee matchups. If you look at point spreads here throughout this weekend, there's a lot of big numbers out there.

A lot of big numbers out there.

So there are going to be a few games where we kind of tell you here's the pathway to victory for the underdog.

We're going to do it that way in a few cases.

So we will get to those.

We'll look forward to games at noon, 3.30, and in the primetime window, national championship contenders that will take the field against one another. Before we get to the previews, if you could, go and subscribe to the podcast. Cannot emphasize this enough. We are having more and more people that are seeing our stuff on the ESPN culture

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This is always a lengthy show. So let's get right to it. We'll kick things off in the noon window

with Wisconsin and Michigan. 12 o'clock Eastern time on Fox. The Michigan Wolverines will host the Badgers in the big house in Ann Arbor.

Should be a low scoring game.

Vegas at least thinks so total just north of 40.

This could be a grinder of a football game that might be played in about two hours and 15 minutes.

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