Oh, yeah. Welcome to the audible presented by Trader Joe's. I am Stuart Mandel.

Joined as always by Bruce Feldman. We did not have a bunch of upsets or dramatic finishes this Saturday

Bruce. I guess you can't necessarily have that every single week, but it was still eventful and you, the one that stands out to me, A&M and LSU, they were the last two

undefeated conference record teams in the SEC. I think we figured it could go either way but I never would have imagined the way it went down.

LSU looked in control of this game up 17-7.

They left a lot of points on the table, I would say. And then A&M makes a quarterback change,

brings in Marcel Reed, and the whole game changes, both on their side of it and the fact that LSU

just imploded with interceptions with a Bosch field goal.

I don't know like Texas saying of all the teams in the SEC that people talked about coming into the season that talked

about early in the season. I don't think A&M was ever in the mix, right? Now they're alone in first.

Right, they have, and we'll get to this in this other part a little later, but like they they lost the opener at at Notre Dame and remember

Home against Notre Dame at Kyle Field where Notre Dame is playing this really young, you know, unproven

offensive line against a very talented A&M defensive line. So at that point and

you don't know and Chris Felica the bear and I had this conversation on Friday.

It's like which which Wigman is showing up which Connor he's definitely talented

but what jumped out at me and I had a kind of a weird perspective on this game because I'm flying home from Ohio State and Rob Stone and I are together on the plane and it is LSU's up by 10 and I'm like okay the LSU's winning this game and then like we

lost the internet on the plane for about 20 or 30 minutes and then I was like watching something else and then all of a sudden on the ticker I saw it say

that A&M was up by like 11 I I'm like how did this happen? And it just looked like

LSU was really unprepared for Marcel Reed to come in the game, which I could see if Marcel Reed had never played before, but he was a starter earlier in the year and just, you know, he came in with a ton of momentum LSU's defense which has been awful in the

past and looked like it was better the last couple of weeks really got kind of exposed

again and I thought the other issue that surprised me is

LSU has arguably the most talented offensive line in the country the best you

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