Here we are, and a game week version of the chand.

That's right, under seven days from kickoff at Doe Campbell Stadium.

Bobby Bowden Field, the new lay-in-play service is waiting for everybody. He's Irish Refel managing editor of Warchant.com. My name is Tom Lang, and you are watching the chant or listening to the chant on the Warchant multimedia network. and it's time to get you up to date on all things Florida State and Alabama ahead of

what is Ira going to be an extremely busy and fun game week. Yeah man it's uh it's it's really

you know it's what it happens every time every year you know you you have these months of just

like is it ever going to be here is it ever going to be here and then when you finally start

to realize it's here and then bam it actually happens we've had games this weekend and uh florist state's going to be playing you know uh i guess so you know less than a week and i ran into somebody the other day and they were like are you ready and uh i was like i'm ready we'll see if florida state's ready because uh last year they were not not, but maybe this year they will be. We're going to be ready for you at warchant.com and Warchant TV and the multimedia network because we've got something to promote right out the gate. Coming up in just a moment, we're going to talk about Deptart positions of concern for Florida State football. And also Alabama. It's time to get them some Alabama preview because they're through their preseason camping into Florida State install.

But coming up right here

on War Chant TV Monday night, 6 p.m. The chairman of the board is going to sit down for another chat

with Irish Refel and myself. Peter Collins will be in the house, Ira. And that should be a fascinating

conversation because we're not talking about if and then statements with ACC potential lawsuits.

The granted rights won't be the thing that stops us from doing what we wish to do.

This is a very different and forward-facing conversation with the chairman of the board.

Yeah, I'm really excited to have this conversation with Mr. Collins.

It's, you know, he's joined us in the past, which is awesome.

We always appreciate any time he makes time for Warchant TV listeners and viewers and our website.

But yeah, you know, the lawsuit is finished.

They've settled both lawsuits, Florida State and the ACC.

We'll actually have three lawsuits with Clemson going back and forth with the ACC. And, you know,

we've got the new details about how the revenue is going to shake out now, where FSU got what they

wanted, FSU and Clemson got what they wanted, where the schools that bring in the biggest

TV ratings are going to get rewarded with more money out of the ACC every year. It's going to be closer to $15 to $20 million a year

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