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It is Thursday night. It is June 25th, the year of our Lord 2020. A vast majority of the time I confirm the date with Colin just moments before we come on the air. We got a fair amount to talk about tonight. Happy to have you with us. If you haven't already, subscribe to the 24-7 sports YouTube channel, if you're watching us right now, it is a fact that you're already

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been nice, probably nicer, dare I say, than we deserve. It's really helping us. And we really

appreciate it. We've been doing the Late Kick extra podcast, which is available exclusively in podcast form every Wednesday. Of course,

all the shows that we do on YouTube are also uploaded via podcast. So there's a lot to be had there,

may even be some more content in the future that's more varied in nature. So I listen to you nearly exclusively when it

comes to formatting our shows because the show belongs to you anyway. And you guys had a lot

better ideas than I would ever have. And you guys have submitted a lot better questions than I

could ever come up with as topics. And in fact, in a roundabout way, I'm going to hit on a couple

of those during the show tonight.

We are going to revisit a question that I sort of skim the surface of on the last edition of the Late Kick Extra podcast.

And then I'm going to talk about big games that don't necessarily involve the preseason

playoff favorites, the Alabama's, the Ohio states, the Clemsons of the World

Colts, there are some huge matchups on the, especially the out-of-conference college football

schedule this year that I think we need to talk about. There is a growing, I would even call it

a sizable at this point, contingent of LSU doubters that have popped back up. I'm going to address that. And I'm also going to address, I don't know why we didn't start with this guy, Josh Gaddis. You know we've been doing our series, the most important in college football this year. And to be honest, if you're talking about a non-head coach and you're talking about a non-heisman favorite quarterback, I think Josh Gattis can be right at the top of the list. We've done Sam Howell at UNC. We've done Kyle Trass, Clay Hilton. So we've done a few guys. We're going to do Josh Gattis tonight. All that straight ahead. So let's dive in here. As I said, we were doing the Late Kick Extra podcast this week. I recorded it down in

Columbus. I made a brief trip home over the weekend. And so I'm reading up and down the list of

questions, and normally what we like to do is we like to bump one of the questions that apply

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