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I have a feeling.

It's a good feeling because, hey, it makes the Sunday show fun.

It's a bad feeling for some of you.

But I don't know hoomst amongst you is about to suffer an upset.

I do know it's Thursday, September 12th, the year of our Lord, 2004, and we are jam-packed, high atoppy, rainy, and windy and tropical downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Yes, we had a tropical storm come on the shores of the Cumberland River earlier today, which is great, because I have to fly out of here later tonight. We are proudly brought to you by Academy Sports and Outdoors. You know what the Thursday show is all about. The Thursday show is about scanning the landscape and finding the upsets. And specifically, I'm going to circle some games tonight, and I'm going to tell you how nervous I am. And the old upset alert meter has been pegging a lot of outright upsets so far this year. It's been a treacherous segment that we do on Thursday because it's been very prophetic. I've got some mystery teams.

I've got five of them that are, Jesse, I'd say they're all highly ranked, dare I say highly

rated, but I don't know that we know everything yet. Ole Miss, do you know everything about them? Oregon. Do we have any idea what Oregon's going to be? I got you some stuff on Missouri, too. I hit our boys up at Fanduil, and they got some good stuff. Pack 12's back, or it will be soon. Pack 12's back. If you were sleeping last night, because the story broke at like midnight in central time and eastern time, I've got some thoughts on that.

We've got Cole Kublett coming up in the show tonight. And he once played in Auburn, Alabama.

They're also watching us in Auburn, Alabama, and Corinth, Mississippi, and St. Paul, Minnesota, and Pueblo, Colorado.

Make sure you're following on Instagram at Lake Kick Josh. We'll do Friday Night Lines

tomorrow night. I can't believe some of you. I'm disappointed in some of you. Most of you I'm

not. I love most of you. I love all of you, but I can be disappointed in you too. I mean,

you guys, 21 hours ago, I'm bored. I hop over on the Twitter machine and I say, Texas went north to

Michigan and won. Alabama will likely do the same at Wisconsin Saturday. Those SEC climate

truthers are in shambles. I'm clearly talking about our friends up north who complain that

southern teams never have to play in the cold weather.

I have forgotten more about weather than most of you know. I am keenly aware of the average

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