You know what it is hard to win football games. It's hard. You've seen it in the first three games. It's hard.

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If you're looking at me right now and look like I got hit by a truck it's because I feel like I did a metaphorical truck that is last few days I have been insanely sick trying to get through it finally feeling well enough to be able to put this on tape this morning. So hopefully I'll be getting better and better from this time moving forward. So I apologize for not being with you guys much the last couple of days. I'm bummed that I didn't get to kind of recap what happened last weekend in the college football world. I was bummed. I watched it had a great time watching it felt terrible Sunday morning so it's just felt great all day Saturday and then sure enough

Sunday came and it just wasn't meant to be so sorry I couldn't be with you but know that I'm going to try my very best to get through it and

try very much to not miss any more shows moving forward that's for sure

nothing worse than being sick during football season there's nothing nothing worse than that. So we have a great show for you today.

We're going to talk about what's the better job? Nebraska or Arizona State. Both jobs are open, by the way, in case you're not aware. We also look at the 10 questions that we want to

answer this week like we do every single Wednesday and we're going to take a look

at another episode of Eli's places. So without much further ado, let's talk about it.

Well, as you know, Hermann Edwards was relieved of his duties on Saturday night following his program's

loss to start the season one and two.

Look, Arizona State to me is something that's really difficult to figure out.

I've always wondered why can't they win, why don't they win, and it feels like a place with

65,000 undergraduate students in a fairly talent-rich part of the country there in Phoenix, Arizona, Temb, to be exact,

and with the access and proximity that you have to California to be able to go and get players from California as well.

I've just always wondered why isn't Arizona State good.

And I think they have poor management first and foremost. I think that if you look at

what's transpired of the Ray Anderson era, it hasn't been great by any stretch of the imagination.

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