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It is Tuesday night, September 7th year of our Lord, 2021 jam-packed coming off about 19 consecutive days of college football. It feels like we got a big week two coming up. We're going to be on the road. We're going to talk about that in just a second. But it is Tuesday night. As you know, Tuesday night is a big night around here. Not only do we, in all likelihood, add some best bets on the ramen noodle Express, which we will be doing. I've got two added best bets, have not even tweeted them out yet. They will debut. They will be unveiled on this very live broadcast. We've got full week two predictions. We're going to hit the Oregon, Ohio State game. Of course, the Iowa, Iowa State game. We're going to hit Texas, Arkansas. I've got some thoughts on Florida State and Miami. They didn't play each other this week, nor do they next week, but they lost in week one. A lot of people have lied to you and told you you are what your record says you are. Of course, as we have told you many times, that is one of the biggest lies in college football. I'll tell you what I mean about that in just a few minutes. All that. Plus,

we have a brand new edition of the JP poll, which is not our ranking system. It's not as if we are

filling out our own ballot for the AP and saying this is where teams should be ranked. No friends,

it's as if we're running our own sports book over here at Pate State, which is probably

illegal, but we're going to do it anyway. This is where we would power rate teams, i.e. North Carolina's

not fallen below Virginia Tech this week, even though they just lost to Virginia Tech. I say all that

to say, basically take it in the proper context. So we are four days from the late kick Renaissance tour rolling into Ames. I'm

slowing down because I really want to emphasize. I'm looking forward to it. We're going to talk

about the game tonight. We're going to break it down. But you know, I was thinking about this.

And it was pointed out to me that college game day is going to be there. And technically,

they announced they were going before us. Eh, who cares who came first? The point is, we're all going to be there. And, you know, someone made a really good point on Twitter today. Wouldn't it just be a shame? I mean, wouldn't it be a cry and shame? If you turned on College Game Day on Saturday and there were all kind of late kick posters and state freight's posters and signage in the background. Wouldn't it be a shame, for instance, if I tweeted out the most high resolution version of those logos for you to take and do with whatever you want later tonight after the show, wouldn't that be a shame? I just wanted to have that said. All right, let's move into the show at Latekick Josh. Make sure you're following on Twitter and Instagram.

Before we do game breakdowns tonight, and we got three big ones coming up, I just wanted to spend a couple of minutes on something that's been kind of bubbling for a little while now.

So Florida State and Miami both played a game last week. Miami lost convincingly to Alabama.

Florida State had one of the most inspiring performances in week one. They lost narrowly, but they lost. They both lost. FSU lost in Notre Dame.

And there's a big lie out there that I want to address right now. But first, let me pull it up

right quick so I can have the most up-to-date fresh data possible. Earlier today, as I am prone to do. If I know I'm going to

talk about something on the show that night, I like to get your feedback on it. We've got a big

enough audience now to where we get a pretty good sample size of voter. So for instance, I put out a

Twitter poll earlier today. I'm looking at it right now. Forecast the next three years is what I asked you to do. Which program do you

think will be in a stronger position entering the 2024 college football season, Florida State or Miami?

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