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And we're back for yet another week.

Welcome in. I'm Josh Pape. This is the Late Kick Extra podcast. Got hundreds and hundreds of submissions from you this week about pretty much everything you could guess it would be about. We've got a ton to talk about. Appreciate so much the five-star reviews that you guys have given us. Keep those coming in. Keep those questions coming in. I'm going to tell you right off the top, guys. I know there's been a lot of negativity this week. It's been an unprecedented week in the history of college football, even if you're four years old or 84 years old. But I'm recording this early Wednesday morning. I've got to be straight with you.

I got a lot more optimism right now than maybe I did 72 or 96 hours ago.

We're going to get into all that.

There are questions that so many of you have asked.

I'm not even going to put a name on them.

I'm just going to present the most common questions that you've asked about this topic.

And that topic, of course, being the cancelment

or postponement, if you want to use that term of seasons in the Big 10 and the Pact 12, Big 12 late

last night, making their stance known along with the ACC and the SEC. So we're going to get

into all that. And we've also got a lot of classical late kick extra mailbag content on the back end.

So we've got no time to waste.

Again, the way to get in touch with the show at Latekick Josh on Twitter.

Josh Pate706 at gmail.com.

And you can also comment on Late Kick live episodes on the 24-7 sports YouTube channel, one of which, if you

didn't notice, just totally went off the rails Sunday night. Disaster of a show. When Colin

and I walked out of the studio, it was as if we had just landed Apollo 13 into the ocean. If you've

ever seen that movie and you say, how in the world did we

just make that happen? So we're going to talk about all that. I'm going to give you a little

behind the scenes look on that if we have time. And it's a podcast. So we'll probably have time.

So let's get right into this. What a 72 to 96 hour period it's been, huh? Substitute teachers. If you've ever had one, if you've ever been in school,

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