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

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by my colleagues in the Athletics Tour at Mandel.

Big weekend, both of us were on the road at very interesting games, Stu, you were at the

game that was a much more of a nail-biter. You were up in the Seattle, my former hometown.

You got to see a great game. I'll be honest. I didn't get to see too much of it because I was at

a tailgate, but I did see a little. That's going to be a recurring theme on this show, by the way.

I'm so glad I was there. It was an amazing game, amazing atmosphere. The problem with covering

a college football game is you don't see much other college football that day. But you saw the most

significant game. I saw the most significant game, and honestly, as much as I was looking forward

to it, as much as it was highly anticipated, I think it was even better. The atmosphere first of all,

if you've been in that stadium, it can get pretty loud, it can start shaking, but even-

By the way, you were at a U-Double game. 2013. It was also an Oregon Washington game.

I only tell the go. Yeah. But yeah, even the Washington B-Riders were saying this was exceptionally

loud. Jeff Beck told their excellent SID who's been there forever, said when was the last time

afterward? I said, this is the most exciting game you've had here since. He went all the way back

to 2000 Miami, Washington. Yeah, the chewy game. Yeah. I'm working too.

They beat Miami. I was actually at that game, and it did feel like a press box would shake.

It also felt like the press box might fall off the stadium. That was the old, I think I was

before they remodeled it. It got like that. Look, you had two of the best quarterbacks in the

country going back and forth. I wrote in the column. It reminded me a little bit of being at the

Joe Borough versus to a game in 2019, where you know you're just watching two great quarterbacks.

But it wasn't like there wasn't also some great defensive plays in that game.

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