Hey, what's up, everybody? How's it going this morning? Good morning. What is up this Sunday

after we also got a game tonight, shout out to the chat. We're going to be taking you

guys questions as well. I'm Jake Crane. We're our first Sunday recap, something we did last

year. Had a lot of fun doing it, kind of breaking down all the biggest things in college

football. And there was a lot to dissect after yesterday, David Cohen, former Michigan

quarterback, my brother, former Western Colorado wide receiver, Blaine Crane, joining us

as well. And guys, let's kick it off. Where do you all want to start? You tell me, man,

Georgia Bama, everyone else. Yeah, not close. Yeah, it's again, fun year. Good job, guys.

Yeah. Good job on the breakdown. To me, it does look like Alabama, Georgia, and everybody

else, but it just kind of an overview before we get into kind of the nuts and bolts of

what we saw yesterday in certain games. The physicality of Alabama and Blake Anderson

said it's the best college football team he's seen in 30 years. This is the most physical

team that I've seen Nick Sabin have. I want, and I look, I know Utah States, not the 49ers.

Okay, I get it. And I'm not talking about Charlotte. But when I look at Alabama, we always

know they're athletic. We know they're fast. You can tell their pissed off after last year.

That was such a buttoned up performance. If you shut anybody out, I don't care if the

little giants would have came up there and they shut them out. It's hard to do, especially

in the game today with the way it's officiated. But I'm telling you right now, I picked

them to go 15 to know and after them and win the national championship. And after last

night, that looks 100% to me like it was the right choice. Not anything can happen.

Georgia did look, you know, doggish and pun intended. Stetson Bennett, and we'll get

into all that. But just your overall thoughts on Alabama, count.

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