Welcome back to the latest edition of the audible presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Bruce Walden.

And as always my colleague from the Athletics Stuart Mandel, this is our midweek show.

It is Wednesday morning. We have a big guest to it is the voice of the SEC

Paul Feinbaum. We always enjoy having Paul on our show. There is a lot to talk about coming off a wild weekend in the SEC

Yeah, we're going to talk

Obviously about the officiating situation in Austin the Kalin- de Boer, State of Kalin de Bourne, State of Alabama football,

Auburn, which has fallen off the map, but you know, people there are pretty worked up

about you free. So let's get to our

guess all right stew now we're pleased to be joined by our guest we've known him for

years even before he was a major star at ESPN, the great Paul Feinbaum joining us today on the

audible Paul.

Thanks for stopping by.

Bruce, I'm really delighted.

We're at that weird moment in time in the football season.

We're right past the midpoint and I still can't figure out what's been going on for the last two months.

I know. We got a lot of six and one teams in the SEC

we're coming off a huge game in Austin

that was kind of mind-blowing for all sorts of reasons

a hell of us showing by the Georgia defense that looked as dominant as we probably expected

them to be. Quinn Eurs looked very rattled, especially in the first half.

One of the big things that kind of you know like whether the whether George is now the superpower that of the of the conference again will see but what was your reaction Like I'm on a plane when and I'm watching the game and there's a almost a pick six by Texas and then it gets called back and then the fans student section at Texas

starts throwing you know water bottles and everything and Sark pleads with them to

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