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Garabee calling the game between the number one,

Crimson Tide of Alabama against Vandy tomorrow,

as they last week kind of went through the motions, Alabama, actually allowed some points in their game,

which, you know, you don't usually see, but we'll see how the number one team looks.

We'll get to that, but first some other thoughts with Gary on some other games.

Welcome.

How are you, Gary?

Great, great, Mike.

It is true.

I mean, they might have scored some points, but there had some backups in there, too, to play the truth.

I think you're right, Dave.

I think Nick got the exact game he wanted. He won, and he got his, he got to yell at his team after again. Yeah, he did. They gave up a little sloppy late, and they didn't now score him in the second half, and the whole thing. But how about Mississippi State, which wallop? Absolutely. And now they get Georgia.

So that's an interesting game this week about Mississippi State, which wallop LSU? And now they get Georgia.

So that's an interesting game this week because Mississippi State's got to be better than everybody thought.

You know, the irony of the league this year is that if you take a conventional talk in this league is that the coaching is down.

That, you know, with the loss of Spurrier and Mark Rick and then Les Miles

and the new breed coming in, for the college football experts,

they're saying it's just not measuring up to when the SEC was in its prime,

you know, and 9, 10, 11, 12, winning all those championships.

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