Tea for time. This episode is brought to you by Sleep Number. Welcome back. All of my football

listeners, what a weekend it has been. First of all, it's good to be back. We've pre-recorded,

you know, the college versus NFL stuff, so it's nice to be live back in studio. Oh, I've had a long,

long couple weeks, but that's for another podcast, not for this one.

We had some crazy things happen. And I'm going to do a hot take just right off the back.

Let's do it. Are you ready? Uh-huh. College football has lost its charm.

Ooh, I'm getting my hands ready for the tea, but I'll hear you out. No, you know what? I just feel like there used to be so

much that I loved about college football. You know, it definitely wasn't, it's not as intense. It's

obviously not as well played as the NFL, and that is just because that's the top of the top

college players that are playing in the NFL.

But I just always loved that it felt kind of like Pop Warner football.

It's just like youth football.

It's the little boys running around with their huge pads on,

just wanting to make a tackle or wanting to do something for their team,

wanting to win all of these things.

But watching college football this past weekend during rivalry week, I really just didn't like it.

I felt like there were a bunch of egos on the field.

And like when you get to the NFL, I feel like you have the right to have an ego.

And I'm not saying you should, but you do have the right to because you made you have the right to have an ego. And I'm not saying you should,

but you do have the right to because you made it to the top. You're there. The problem is these guys are getting paid like they're in the NFL, so their egos get big. And all of a sudden, it becomes

not a team sport anymore. It's like me, me, me, me. Okay. It's just lost his charm for me. And I watched

it and I tried every game I turned on, a fight broke out like a all out brawl. And I'm going,

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