And while I'm optimistic that Florida can get back, I think it's time to acknowledge that this might be a tougher job than most people realize, even though that seems to be saying the quiet thing out loud. college football. We are heading into week four. I told my wife last

I'm like can you believe that it is week four already? I feel like the

season just started and yet week four is upon us in just a couple days. We're going to be diving into some conference

match-ups. The non-conference is almost done. Thank God. But we do have some takeaways from this past weekend.

That's what we'll hit today.

I'm Greg McElroy. Thanks for being here. It's really been a lot of fun to kind of figure out the way that we

should program the show so that you get the most out of it.

It's been a work in progress, but we've settled on our Sunday show being kind of an

emotional streaming consciousness reaction.

Monday is where we can dive a little deeper.

We can actually take a step back and really kind of react

to what we learned because we've had more time to evaluate.

We kind of refer to it as upon further review. So either our conclusions

that we jumped to yesterday are accurate or they are inaccurate because we were

emotional. That's kind of where we'll live. So today we'll go into the

ten things we learned from this past weekend's events. And since we are

approaching the end of the non-conference slate.

We felt, and frankly with last weekend's matchups

being kind of a mixed bag of quality,

we felt like we might be a slightly better served to look at it from a little bigger picture.

So you'll notice today, we'll hit the group of five, we'll hit the ACC, SEC, and the big ten, and we'll give you kind of a report card so to speak based on what we've learned up to this point.

I also have a pretty interesting takeaway about backup quarterbacks, which you probably don't want to miss, but you might

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