Welcome to the anti-stapel show.

It is a post-game edition and Ari Wasserman.

I think that we may just have to play.

I think we need to play this now.

The reggaeton horn of chaos must be played.

We're going to play it one more time because, I mean, this is, I think we're there.

I know you may not think we're there, but we are a reggaeton horn of chaos ready right now.

That's just, it's one, it's been one of those days.

So one more time, we're going to play it again.

All right, the reggaeton horn of chaos.

You heard it here first.

This has been quite a day.

And not just because the place where I live, things are going to get really interesting.

But you had undefeated Wake Forest go down. you had undefeated Wake Forest go down.

You had undefeated Michigan State go down.

You had Ohio State in Alabama and Cincinnati, all-win squeakers.

You had Florida get blown out by South Carolina, and what does that mean for their coaching

situation?

You had Tennessee win a shootout against Kentucky. You had team academically prowess, get academically prowess

into a safety when they might have still had a chance to win the game because their coach,

I guess, gave up on them and didn't think they had a chance to win.

Ari, how else do you explain Jimmy Lake punting on its fourth and ten?

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