9 a.m. on the East Coast, 8 a.m. right here as the alarm goes off on a.m.

In the football capital, capital of the South.

Sweet home, Alabama, Jim Dunaway, ESPN's Tom Lugan Bill, the Monday morning live show, always brought to you by our friends at my bookie, my bookie.orgie.orgie. We'll talk more about them a little bit later on. Luke and Bill, it's a Labor Day. I'll let you choose in our state. You want to go happy, happy, happy with Auburn's big win at Baylor, or panic, panic, panic with Alabama's loss at Tallahassee. We'll get to both. You tell me which one you want to go with first. Let's go glass half full. Let's go happy. So Auburn. We'll go Auburn first. You got it, man. Auburn wins. 38. I was hoping you'd choose that with my Alabama roots. I like that.

Let's go Auburn first.

Auburn with a win.

3824 over Baylor.

Jackson Arnold, looked apart.

RPO quarterback.

Is this what Hugh Freeze needed a quarterback?

Yeah, well, he needed a guy that could take advantage of what he sees, take what the defense gives him, and uses athleticism without a second thought.

And obviously, it's a heavy RPO run-pass option offense.

But I really felt like this past weekend for Auburn was about decision-making.

And I've got to out our boy, Ryan Brown, here.

He sends me a text during the game.

And he's like, man, you know, Jackson looks like he's a one read and run guy.

And I replied to him, I said, well, keep doing it because he's averaging about 20 yards of carry.

So, like, tell me how to make the watch. Just tell me what time it is, baby. Listen, I, it was a

performance that I thought reflected a distinct improvement in the offensive line, a distinct

improvement in quarterback efficiency. The weapons on the perimeter, although they don't

show up big in the statistical category, they show up big in how Baylor chose to defend them.

Because there were some weapons as a group, not just Cam Coleman, that were out there that I think

concerned Baylor on the back end. And then when you took that away and you start to, because I thought

...