College football galore this weekend.

And Donnie got to go to a game right here in Dallas.

I did.

I watched history being made by one East Texas A&M University, the Lions.

My school is it was the first time they've ever played a powerful opponent in football.

And they were on the hilltop.

Gerald J. Ford Stadium.

They played SMU and a late kickoff also.

It was on the ACC network, but we didn't get the kickoff until a little bit after 8 o'clock.

So that meant it was about halftime after 10.

And you were like, ah, good night.

I believe the score was 28 nothing and halftime, maybe 21 nothing.

Half time, 21 nothing maybe.

But just to talk about the presentation that they have at SMU,

it's pretty cool.

The one thing I will say is that they don't replay a lot or quickly at the stadium.

So it was a couple of calls where you were thinking, okay, what happened?

Because there was one interception from SMU that it was, it looked like it was,

it looked like it almost hit the ground and it didn't.

But they called it an interception and SMU ran it back. And then we were trying to decide, okay, what's going on? It's under review. And we didn't see a replay for a while, but it was an interception that he fumbled, but he kicked it up to his teammate. And his teammate called it and ran it back, never hit the ground. That's cool. But it is a different mindset.

When you go into a stadium, knowing you're going to lose, but you're still rooting

hard for your squad.

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