A Super Talked Talk Mississippi Media Production.

So joining me now as he does basically every year at this time is my good friend Michael

Casa Grande from AL.com.

You said you were anticipating my text the other day. Is that accurate?

Yeah, it's Mississippi State Week. It's time to talk to Brian so carve out 10 minutes of my

week and I'm ready to roll. I am a routine, I'm a creature of routine of habit and I don't like to change things up. I got a good Alabama guy. I stick with it. That's how I'm going to work with things. But this is not a routine season for Alabama.

Normally when we have you on,

I always make the same joke about,

oh, hey, let's talk about Alabama

and how great they are and this, that, and the other.

And this year, you know, we've got a loss on the schedule at this point that you would normally have

predicted. Going back to last Saturday, did Texas A&M just play their best game when Alabama

wasn't at their best?

Or are there real flaws in this Alabama team?

I think there's a little bit of truth in both statements.

I think, I mean, I hadn't seen too much of Texas A&M to be honest just from the way schedules worked out before Saturday,

but it didn't look like they were much of an offensive jug or not. Obviously they two previous weeks, one of them against the Mississippi State, you know, those two previous weeks, they they combined this score as many points discord, you know, a Saturday night against Alabama. So there wasn't much indication that this was coming from Texas

A&M quarterback. Obviously, Kalsada was left the field in tears after the Mississippi State game is not necessary a precursor to somebody who's going to come out and beat

Alabama the following week. So yeah, it didn't have the feel going into this game, but I think there are also some flaws with this Alabama team that it's it's not it's not the team that it was last year some of the previous years and it's kind of it's just this expectation that every year no matter how many people they lose, how

many coaches that they're just going to be right there at the top and just presumptive number one.

And I think it's starting to catch up that it's just this. and just not feasible and not possible every year.

When we've talked about Mississippi State and their flaws this year, we've used the word

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