Welcome to Andy Staples on three.

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You guys are very excited tonight.

There's a lot going on in college football because we got quarterback news from various parts

of the country. There's still realignment news going on. There's NCAA news with Michigan.

There's a lot. And the schedule of the show right now where we record Sunday through Thursday, all this Friday news dumping these people are doing. It's making it difficult. Now, remember, once we get into the season, we'll also have shows on Saturday that will take all that into account. But we got a lot to cover stuff that happened Sunday, Saturday,

and Friday. Let's start with something that happened this weekend. Out in Iowa,

one of the scarier things that you're going to deal with in a preseason practice,

and it's funny because, or not funny, none of this is funny, but practices are locked down for the most part.

Usually there's not a lot of access to any practices.

But every once in a while, a team's going to let everybody in and let people see.

And it was Kids Day at Iowa.

They allowed the media end to watch practice.

And Cade McNamara, the quarterback who's supposed to start for Iowa this year,

transfer from Michigan. He's coming off a knee injury. He goes down on a non-contact injury.

He was scrambling on a play and then winds up on the ground, goes off and comes back in street

clothes, and it's like, oh, gosh, what the heck happened? Fortunately, it doesn't look like it's that serious. Kirk Ferrence got asked about the injury. Our friends at the Hawkeye report had the video. Here you go. It's unfortunate, obviously, you know, he needs work like everybody out here. He needs work, but hopefully it's not going to too serious. One of those things, I'm sure he wants to test it out. I'm sure you guys want to see it too, but a tough situation. You've got to go. Yeah, not today, certainly. So, you look at him inside and see what a Harvard sponsor. Unfortunately, it's just muscle. So, yeah, no knees since that was the No, no. As far as I know, no, up above that. Did your heart stop a little bit? I mean, that's... Anytime anybody's down, that's not good. You know, we had one over the sideline, too. I mean, Tanner's fine. But anytime anybody goes down, that's the worst part of football. It looks like, you know, quarterback position. You've taken some shots.

Is that a plan to be kind of aggressive today?

I mean, those are never scripted, you know, but they do happen.

And we're improving on our protections, all those things.

But certainly got work to do.

There are a lot of loose ends.

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