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Joel Klatte with us every single week.

College football on Fox, UCLA at Indiana their game on Saturday.

What is up, Klat?

How are you?

I'm great.

How are you guys doing?

Doing fantastic.

Thank you.

I mean, there's a lot of ways we can start this thing. Yeah. I'll start with that. Another great weekend. It was another fantastic weekend. Another fantastic weekend. We've got more coach firings. Another one that has maybe staved off the execution. We'll get to all that. I do want to start with Alabama, though.

Yeah. You know, Alabama won that game in a lot of ways with their defense, which is kind of scary, I guess, if you're an Alabama opponent. As good as their offense has been, that was

maybe their best defensive performance. I thought so too. I mean, Tennessee came in as basically

the best, you know, scoring offense in the country. It did come in as, as that.

And Bama's defense played really well.

I just, like, the more I watch them, the more it's very obvious, like, that's a title

contending team.

That is a team that could win a national championship.

Partly because I don't think that there are too many, like, great teams this year. There's a lot of good teams, but there's a lot of flawed teams. I think you guys would agree with that. I think we're kind of done with like the super team era, where it's just like we know exactly what, you know, these two or three teams are and no one can beat them. Because even Bama, as good as they've

been over the last four weeks, you know, there's pockets where you're like, well, you know,

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