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Gary Danielson Report is brought to you by Better America, America Sportsbook and by H.L. Gross Jewelers, Long Islander's leading purveyor of fine jewelry and diamonds. It is a big week in college football. Very big week, including Gary's game, which is Auburn and LSU, which is the best game in terms of rankings. But there's a lot of very big storylines, and we've got a lot to get to with Gary quick. Gary, welcome. How are you? Hey, Mike. Good to be back. All right. Let me get to some other stuff, and then we'll finish up with your game. Number one, two is injury. I know he's not playing this week. I know they gave him a surgery to relieve the stress on the high ankle sprain. Is this going to linger, or is he going to be okay?

I don't think anybody knows for sure.

It seems to be, from reading and following some people and making phone calls,

that it was not as severe as last year's injury.

But remember also last year, it did linger.

And he was also dealing with a bad knee last year, too.

So it's also not his plant foot, you know, his back foot.

It's the other leg.

It could be a little different.

But listen, these are not easy to get over.

High ankle sprains.

I had one coming out of high school.

It was almost a two-month injury for me when I was in high school, and I felt it all the way into basketball season.

So the new procedure gives them more stability.

I would think there's no way that Alabama plays this kid with his future ahead of him unless, you know, the doctors have assured Nick

and Tua that he's stable to go and ready to go.

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