Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audible presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by my colleague from the Athletic Stuart Mandel.

It was a fun weekend of college football, Stu.

I got to be in studio.

I saw a lot of our friend Chris Peterson, Friday night, good game on FS1.

We'll get into that a little later.

And yesterday was, you know, I had a blast yesterday.

I started the day out at a bar in Redondo at 7 a.m.

Because Fox had, for our big noon game, was USC was playing a 9 a.m. kickoff local time,

or at least in L.A., at Colorado. But I just thought it was, there was so much wild.

Wait, why were you at a bar? That's where I was doing a live hit for Big Noon. So bar that was a USC. It was a bar restaurant. We had a good turnout. It was fun. You know, and I think it's worth, you know, like, for people out here, hey, get used to it. Your team or your teams in a case is UCLA are going to be playing some 9 a.m. kickoffs. And the fraternities and sororities that showed up, they embraced it.

Is it that big an adjustment? Because they're used to everybody in LA is used to watching the NFL at 10 a.m.

No, good point. It's also not that big. It's also not that big of an adjustment for the players. I mean, UCLA is practicing that time every day. And so I don't think it's, I think it's more of an adjustment

probably for the people who are usually sitting on the couch. But for a lot of them, as you said,

you know, there's games that they'll watch. They're games they won't necessarily have to go to because usually the home game.

It's not like the chargers or Rams are playing at 10, but they're watching them if they're

playing somebody else or they're watching some other games.

So they definitely represented well.

I thought it was a good turnout.

But the games yesterday, I thought,

you know, we had good game, we had compelling games at noon all the way right till, you know,

12 hours later. I'd ask you this. I know, I know what kind of jumped out at me. For you,

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