There we go.

There we go.

I was at multiple buttons I was pushing. I'm Sean Steyers. Jesse Stiers is here. Bobby Hensley bopping in the back door as well. And Bobby came just ready to make everybody happy today. He's got his Arizona State Sun Devils hat on and his Texas Longhorns sweatshirt. So, oh, hold on, hold on. I'm going to make sure I've got you. There we go. They're not having, neither one is having a great year anymore. I'm not offending anybody. It's only one loss. It's not that bad. Well, it was a bad loss. It is rapid fire time, an hour number two of Budweiser's weekday sports beat.

We'll just see if we can send this show completely off the rails with all three of us trying to get through this second hour between commercial breaks and three talking heads.

You both got just wonderful facial hair that you've got going there as well.

Well, at least Jesse can probably grow it on top.

That's the only place I can grow hair anymore.

All right.

So tomorrow's game at Notre Dame will be game three for Texas A&M.

It'll be Notre Dame's second game because of the week two by the Irish hat.

I asked Marcus Freeman this week how different a week two by is compared to if it was in, say,

week six or seven on down the road.

I think that the physical toll on your body is going to dictate a lot of how you practice

with us only having one game and you know, we needed to practice like at a high level.

We needed volume.

We needed the physicality to keep up with not having a game week two versus the rest of the

college football world that is playing a game week two. Now as you talk the we got another

bi-week later in the season, we'll have to evaluate, okay, what does this team need after week

six in terms of those two or three practices that you have during a bi-week.

You know, another thing that dictates is we played on a Sunday.

And so, okay, so you give a Monday off, Tuesday, what do you want to do?

Wednesday, Thursday, what do you want to do?

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