Well, Miss Terry told me if we're not playing good to get on their butt.

So that's why I just did what I was told.

Well, of ripping some tail a little bit is what it takes to get those guys to play as well as they could play and that's what you got to do coach totally get it completely understand it. I'm glad Miss Terry is on board with that as well.

Welcome to always college football. I'm Greg McElroy, your host, appreciate you being with us.

Thanks to Mark, Jack, and Jake back in the studio getting this thing done the right way.

What a great weekend of college football it was. So many

teams going on the road, so many difficult match-ups, some teams prevailed, some teams

didn't play so well. We're going to go through the 10 things we learned this past weekend in college football. We do it every single week.

Some of them are matchup specific some of our trends some of them might even involve the hot seat.

We don't like to talk about the hot seat here on

always college football. We celebrate the sport. We cover it in a positive way but the

hot seat deserves recognition this week. Talk about Alabama. We'll talk about Notre Dame. We'll talk about

Texas A&M. We'll talk about Kentucky. We'll talk about Penn State and

Washington. We'll talk about top 10 that we have now in college football. We'll talk

about Georgia. Maybe their struggles just a little bit. We'll talk about Texas and the upcoming

Red River rivalry that should maybe put some stress on a team that looks very complete at the moment.

We'll talk about injuries, we'll talk about all kinds of stuff today.

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