I'll tell you this, the guy in college football that is feeling more pressure than anybody going into this weekend is Ryan Day.

Hello and welcome in. It's always college football and we are so grateful to have you here with us or should I say thankful.

We are here in the midst of a Thanksgiving

holiday, a week of festivities and includes family and football and fun. For us, college football

game previews. We are very happy to be here on our preview show here leading you into rivalry weekend. To me,

this is the best week of the year. I love bowl games. I love the first week of the season.

I love all the incredible matchups that we have throughout the year. But there is nothing that

quite comes close to rivalry weekend.

It's just the best I remember as a player playing in the Iron Bowl five times.

I remember specific plays from every single one of those games.

And there's just nothing quite like it.

It's a legacy builder.

It's a legacy cementer.

It's something that is of the utmost importance to your fan base.

And while we've seen changes and we've seen adjustment to the college football landscape,

we acknowledge that it's different.

The college football that my kids will grow up with is different than the college football that I grew up with and potentially the cultural football that you grew up with.

But one thing remains the same.

You always, always hold those rivalry games above all else.

And that will not change regardless of realignment. And in some

cases, realignment renews rivalries like it will in College Station, Texas this weekend. We'll get to

that one. Iron Bowl, good clean, old-fashioned hate, Michigan, Ohio State or Ohio State, Michigan,

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