What's up, everybody? Welcome into breaking the hollow big week after an amazing Saturday

of college football. I'm Joel Clyde. The show is always as brought to you by Dr. Pepper.

It is the one fans deserve. Let's get into my top 10. I've got a breakdown of the Alabama

Texas A&M game. We've got B. John Robinson on the show. It's loaded. Let's get right into

it. Let's start with my almost top 10. These teams just didn't quite get into the top 10

Oregon squeaking in there. I'm not as high on them as the AP in particular with some of

their injuries. There's Oklahoma State have them this week. Noter Dame and that come

back when and coastal. I still see you coastal. By the way, Grayson will call. He should

be on your Heisman list. There's no doubt. Now let's get into the top 10 teams as I see

them right now. I'm going to start with number 10 Kentucky. Kentucky is 6 and 0. Mark

Stoops has done an amazing job. This is the first time Kentucky has been 6 and 0 since

what 1960 when Bear Bryant was the coach. If you're doing something for the first time

since Bear Bryant did it at your school, then you're doing something right. Kentucky

fans, be proud of your team. Although you've got a tough one this week. There's no doubt

about that. Now we go 9 through 6 and this is where we get the big 10 East Penn State

even after a loss. They go back to 9. Remember, I thought they were dominating that game

against Iowa. Clifford gets injured. Probably would have won that game if he stays in there,

but they didn't. So they fall down to number 9 Michigan State at 6 and 0. How about

Michigan State? Mel Tucker is doing some work right now. Think about what they were able

to do on the offensive side of the football this last week. Peyton Thorn, Jalen Naylor,

the wide receiver and Kenneth Walker. Kenneth Walker, the nation's leading rusher. This

dude is putting in some serious work. In fact, think about this, folks. They did something

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