Welcome to the shutdown full cast. We are previewing week four. Coming up with a

theme for this one was a little difficult because we had to decide what do

these games mean. It's not a big weekend like week three, not a lot of marquee

matchups, but we did sort of hit on a theme. Jason Kirk, College Football Editor

for Espie Nation. What was that theme? I like that you said it was difficult

because I think it took about 20 seconds. But the theme was this is the week

when something goes bad for everybody. Just taking a look at this schedule and

there's very little. There are very few encounters that'll leave with both

party. He's walking away saying that that wasn't all that bad. If you've ever

watched a Clemson Georgia Tech game. No one comes. Yeah, no one comes away

happy from that. USC plays Utah. And if USC loses, they'll be one in three. If Utah

wins or if Utah loses, they'll have lost to a bad USC team. Georgia, old

miss. No one knows what'll happen. Old miss could be one in three, one in three.

If they lose that game, Iowa and Rutgers, nothing but evil. Florida State,

South Florida. If Florida State loses to both Louisville and USF. You lost

it 2007 then. Oh, I mean, there are Ryan Nanny joining us from Espie Nation in

New York. I mean, you see this, right? Yeah, there are other matchups that that

follow this pattern. Wisconsin, Michigan State. I feel like if Michigan

State loses that, that's who that's that's pretty bad for them. And if Wisconsin

loses, it's like cool. So we're not going to contend for anything of worth in the

Ellis meeting. Ellis you was a waste of time. Boy, Syracuse, Yukon, that just

yep. We're just going to glide on right on past that. Hey, here's I feel bad

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