Hey, back on the show Billy Lucci, Tex-Ags. What's up, brother?

Yes. Wait, what I call you, Southeastern Conference, Michael?

Yes, sir.

A formal edition.

The biggest game, I think without a doubt, this weekend in the in the Southeastern conference, A&M once again, it's funny, isn't it, Billy?

The more you win, the bigger the games get.

And A&M's going on the road to Missouri.

I think this is a big trap game.

What do you think?

Yeah, I do. I think in a lot big trap game. What do you think? Yeah, I do.

I think in a lot of ways, too, because low-key Missouri's got a lot to play for.

You know, nobody's talking about them because no one's expecting them to win out.

You know, you see some teams on that schedule.

You go, okay, but if they were to win Saturday, then all of a sudden I think everyone would take a completely different look at Mizzou. So they've got that going for him. I think playing the backup quarterback, I know everybody's saying third string, but he's been the backup since, what, week one, quarter one, quarter two. So playing the backup QB, I just, I don't want to say third string because that would insinuate that he's been like

not getting any reps with the ones or twos all year. But it's still, it's not Bo Perbula.

It's not the guy that started every game since the opener. So there's that working.

And yeah, A&M's rolling.

I think both teams did well to have a buy week last week for opposite reasons.

I think Missouri would have been in the absolute tank following the injury and then that loss at Vandy the way they lost it and I think

that A&M was certainly flying high after going into Baton Rouge and playing the way they did.

That was a pretty emotional victory. I'm sure the celebration carried over into

College Station just enjoying that one.

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