Latest / Mostly College Football / #314 - Week 7 Recap: The Shocking Chaos of College Football: Top Teams Fall in Back-to-Back Weeks
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- Micaiah: I tried to tell everyone that Chaos 2026 is coming. It's officially here in big, big way. We had a great week of college football for week seven, the third Saturday in October, which that was quite the game, and that was one of the chaos games. Hello, everyone. Welcome to Mostly College Football Podcast. I am Captain Bourne, your host. Thank you all for being here. Make sure you download this episode so you never miss a single episode. And subscribe so you never miss a single episode. Make sure you share with your family and friends. And anyone who's trying to get into college football, because we take you through the entire year here at Mostly College Football. So thank you everyone for being here. So for the first time since 1990, the number one team in the country loses to an unranked team in back. To back weeks. Auburn goes into between the hedges in Athens, Georgia, and stuns the number one Georgia Bulldogs. Byron Brown ran for 115 yards on 26 carries and a touchdown. He had a QBR of 87. Auburn has a Team ran for almost 200 yards, 4.2 yards a carry. Georgia did whatever they want on offense, but here in lights the problem, Gunnar Stockton threw two interceptions, one really, really bad, and a fumble late at midfield that set up the go-ahead field goal. So Georgia had three turnovers. But they won the penalty battle, they won the total yardage battle, they won the time of possession, but the turnovers are the difference. How many times have we seen this year the turnovers be the difference? Even in Michigan's case, in in every single game I'm about to cover today, and recap for you after a wild week seven, the turnovers are the storyline. Georgia had three of them, and that was the difference because other than that. They kind of dominated this game, but Auburn converted the turnovers into points. They had a like a little double pass that the safety ran right by. Auburn did to to take the lead in the second quarter. So they j played the game. Of their life, the game that had to be played to take down the number one ranked team in the country. And again, they go down. It also snaps Georgia's home winning streak versus unranked teams and their winning streak versus unranked teams. It snaps that. I mean, that had been going on for I think it was up to 60 or something like that. So a lot of records fell yesterday, but. Auburn Tigers take down Georgia Bulldogs. This is where I've been saying for weeks that we're going to look up at the end of the season, and the top team at the end of the season is going to have at least one loss, but probably two. Because they're every single team looks beatable. Every single team looks beatable. And to prove my point, on back to back weeks, Alabama. Also goes down. So Alabama lost to Georgia last week. And then they go to Neal and Stadium in Tennessee. And they ran into a defense with Jim Knowles that it might be one of the best defenses in the country. At least they put on a showcase yesterday that you have to start talking about the Tennessee defense in the as one of the best. Defenses in the country. And that's weird to say with the Josh Heipel team, you're just thinking of no defense, all offense, all the time. I know it's weird, but we all have to change is tough and we all have to do it from time to time. And we need to change our brains and rework our brains to tell us that Jim Knowles has transformed Tennessee into a defensive program in less than one year. Because what they did to Alabama yesterday is. Spectacular was spectacular. They held Alabama to 201 total yards on offense. They held Alabama to 54 rushing yards, 2.1 yards a carry. They forced four turnovers on Alabama. Three, I believe, or or at least two in the first quarter, two interceptions, two fumbles. They Tennessee won the time of possession. won the yardage battle. They just they grinded on them with that running game late wet at four yards a carry and 150 total yards to Tennessee. Tennessee won the penalty yardage battle, barely, but they won the battle. Alabama had 10, Tennessee had eight. Tennessee played the game of their life on defense and their offense, again, they turned the ball over twice, but they won the turnover battle. And again, Turnovers won this game. So now Alabama has two SEC losses. Tennessee jumps them in terms of SEC loss. Meanwhile, Kentucky, who I don't think is on here, grabs a share. I'm just gonna roll right into this, grabs a share of the lead in the SEC with a comeback win over Oklahoma. They were down 13 to 7. And tennis or and Kentucky comes all the way back to win 21 to 13. And guess what? Guess what was the deciding factor in this game? Let's say it all together with me. Turnovers. Oklahoma had four of them. Oklahoma won the total yardage battle, won the penalty battle, won the time of possession battle. But what was the difference? Kentucky won the turnover differential. They forced four. Four interceptions from John Matheir yesterday, or at least three interceptions. It's just as three. Jacob Ulrich, they must have that's a tight end, number 87. must have done a double pass or something because that ended in an interception as well. But John Matteir, three turnovers yesterday, and Kentucky's defense stopped Oklahoma from being able to chew clock, 2.5 yards a A carry rushing, that's what they held them to. But Kentuck, I mean, they didn't do anything on offense either. Kentucky total yardage on offense was 230. So the Oklahoma defense shows up and yet their offense still shoots themselves in the foot. Again and again and again and again. But Kentucky comes back and grabs a share of the SEC lead because in a just tremendous wild weekend for the first time since nineteen ninety-six. Texas, Georgia, and Alabama all lose on the same weekend in a shocking. It was 17 to nothing. Texas was out the gate in the second quarter. This game was over. I stopped paying attention to it. I'm sorry, it was 17 to 3, but still, Florida couldn't do anything on offense. Florida went punt, punt, field goal. To cut it to 10-3, punt, punt. Those were their first five possessions. Then they went touchdown to to cut it to a one-point game right before half. They got a touchdown after half to make it 17-17. And then they went punt, field goal, touchdown, punt, end of game. Meanwhile, Texas, let's flip it over and look at their drive chart. Texas went touchdown, field goal, punt, punt. Turnovers on downs. they did get a They did so they did get a punt return for a touchdown on one of Florida's punts, Texas did get a punt return over a touchdown. I missed that. I'm finding that out right now. So that is what grew it to 17 to 3. So really the offense in the first half went touchdown field goal in their first two drives and then did nothing else. Almost nothing else the rest the game. So after the punt return for a touchdown, they turned it over on downs. It was end of half. In the third quarter, they went punt, punt. In the fourth quarter, turnover on downs. They got a on a fourth and ten, lucky completed pass that they turned into a touchdown. And then they got the ball back. Down three, Arch Manning fumbles the football. And that's where I want to pick this storyline up because I think you have to sit Arch Manning down. Just like Michigan, I've been calling for them to sit Bryce Underwood down. We'll get to them in a in a minute. Arch Manning had a QBR of 20 yesterday. On a scale of zero to one hundred, a hundred being the best, Arch Manning was 20 yesterday. He was 14 of 20, 173 yards, one touchdown, did have that late fumble. But he was not taking the easy access throws, as as Greg McElroy calls them. Easy access throws are just a five-yard throw. It's nothing fancy. It's just going to be completed for about four or five yards, right? But it keeps the ball moving forward. He's not taking those. He's His eyes are drifting down in the pocket. He's turning the ball over late in games. I don't think you can trust him right now. I think you just gotta sit him down because right now, I I don't know. Something just isn't clicking. So Arch Manning, I do believe, is a little bit of a problem, or is a lot of bit of a problem, but Texas has two SEC losses. The other big storyline here is that Texas's offensive line is hot garbage. They ran the ball for 3.3 yards a carry yesterday. And I understand that Florida's defensive line is an SEC defensive line and they got dudes up there, but come one. You got Hollywood Smothers and Relique Brown. And I thought that Steve Sarkeesian was one of the best play callers in all of football. And I don't think so. Cause if you can't scheme up more than a hundred yards for your running backs or at least go to them more consistently. To inflate the numbers and be able to grind some of this clock and help Arch Manning out in the play action, then I then I don't know what we're doing. Texas has a great group of receivers, a a great backfield, but their offensive line and Arch are just holding them back. Their defense is world class. They got they just got grinded on late by Florida's running game, which finally came back to life. Jaden Ball, nothing too special. 95 yards, nothing. 25 carries, 91 yards, and a touchdown, but he just it was body blow after body blow after body blow. Not he had a long of 13 yards. Again, nothing too crazy, but just just body blow. Tramel Jones got the start over Aaron Philo. He was okay. He was good. QBR of 84, two touchdowns, 22 of 35, 155 yards, took care of the football. And that's what Texas had had to do. And guess what? The big difference in this game, the turnover margin again. Texas had the one fum ball late. They had the ball at like almost midfield going down, maybe setting up a game winning field goal. So again, it was the turnover margin won by the winning team yet again in all of these games I have covered so far. So if we go to the standings now and look at the SEC after this wild, wild weekend that left no survivors almost, you have Georgia at the top with one loss, but so does Kentucky with one loss. Tennessee, Old Miss. They all have one loss. The teams with two losses: Alabama, Florida, LSU, Mississippi State, who lost to LSU yesterday, Kamario Taylor did not play, so that was a blowout very quickly. Missouri just got pounded by I expected this to be more of a game and the game of that 330 slot. Boy, was I wrong. Boy, was I wrong because Old Miss did whatever they want on the ground. Let me just find this game real quick. They shut down Missouri's running game. They ran for 257 yards on 6.8 yards of carry, and they held Missouri's rushing game, Jamal Roberts. to thirty nine yards, one point two one point five yards of carry. That's embarrassing. Austin Simmons did what he could, but it when you don't have a running game, you're not gonna be able to do anything against a a good quality defense. And I if I'm being completely honest, I didn't think old mess was old miss was a good quality defense, but clearly it it's good enough to shut down Jamal Roberts. Trinidad Chambliss, he was good. Three touchdowns. And I'm gonna just take a look. Turnover margin was just about Even was even one apiece, but Olmus had 500 total yards. It was 31 to 3, and it was all sorts of not even that close. Olmus dominated this game. So who's your favorite? Comment down below. Who's your favorite in the SEC right now? Because any given Saturday, one of these teams can lose. That's been proven. I don't I'm not sure. I believe in Kentucky. They needed back-to-back overtime going for two games. Georgia can Georgia can lose. They Georgia would probably still be my favorite just because you're cut I think they let Alab again the turnovers and then let Alabama beat t they let Alabama beat a week after they played They beat and then they and then they let at them beat them again. So I I think Kirby has the mindset to, okay, guess what? That loss can't happen again and To get them rolling. But Tennessee's got a real defense. And if McIntyre, the quarterback, cannot turn the ball over and they get this running game going a little bit more and they get a little more out of their passing game, watch out for Tennessee. Old Miss has six. He's amazing. Turn it out. And if they're going to run the football like that, right? So anyone can make noise in the SEC, which is a wild thing to say. But this is quite the year in. Quite the chaos. We have started down, and I'm loving every single moment of this. I want to give give a quick shout out to Northwestern. They are six and one. They are ranked for the first time since 2020, the end of 2020. They get a walk-off field goal 24-21 over Michigan State. Pat's Fitzgerald gets his, does not get his revenge, excuse me, against his former team who fired and then they settled and. Had to pay his buyout or whatever. But Northwest Chip Kelly has transformed this offense at Northwestern into what is a normally an anemic hot mess, to say the least, into 360 yards, 134 on the ground. And guess who won the turnover battle in this game? That's right, Northwestern. Michigan State had one fumble loss, and Northwestern. Beat him in every other every other category as well. So Northwest shout out to Northwestern. They are six and one now. And top of the Big Ten. Or gotta be near the top of the Big Ten because they only have one Big Ten loss, right? So then the game of the Big Ten was Indiana and Ohio State. This takes place. I'm gonna just do a quick spoiler alert. The turnover battle was even two apiece. Indiana tried to give this game to Ohio State and did. Indiana missed two field goals, had un had really bad timing on some penalties. They only had four of them, but they were really bad. They missed two field goals, which would have been the difference in a 1915 loss. And then on fourth and four at the end of the game, should have It was a great route by Nick Marsh in the end zone. Should have been a touchdown. And his foot was on the line. Game of inches. Football's a game of inches. And he his foot was two inches out of bounds. And that would have been the game winner. And Indiana would have won. Again, for 23 straight or four straight, whatever it would have been. But Ohio State starts stops the nation's longest winning streak. They're undefeated in Big Ten play. They've give Indiana one Big Ten loss and they take o they might be the number one team coming tomorrow because of everything that happened in front of them. So Ohio State does what Ohio State does. Robert thought that it was going to be a blowout. It was not. Of note in this game. Julian Saiyan had to leave this game. He was not playing well to begin with, but Julian Saiyan did have to leave this game. He left the stadium in a sling. He's going to be out multiple weeks. So Luke Fehey came in. He attempted two passes. None of them were completed. They kind of just went back to the running game. So Ohio State does have a bye this week upcoming. Then they go to SC, Oregon, Northwestern, now is a ranked team at Nebraska and Michigan. So how long is Julian Saiyan going to be out? And how long is Luke Fahy, the backup, gonna be gonna have to play? And is he going to play at Julian Saiyan level? Can Jeremiah Smith make up for A potential drop-off and quarterback. These are all questions and 2020 college football chaos 2026 questions that we're gonna get answered. But Jeremiah Smith, four catches, 68 yards, and a touchdown yesterday. They shut him down for the most part. They did their best. However, Arthur Smith early, that game plan was awful. They ran 17 plays before they tried to throw Jeremiah Smith the football once. And I understand Indiana was doing a good job. They were doubling. They were double teaming him. They were bracketing him. They were doing they were jamming him at the line of scrimmage. They were doing everything they could to keep him from getting the ball. But Arthur Smith, Texas did the same thing, but Arthur Smith got him the ball eight eight times in the first half in the Texas game. He was moving them all around, giving him bubble screens, doing this, throwing him screens, doing that in the Texas game. Yesterday they just lined him up on outside, kept letting him get jammed, kept letting him get double teams, and not throwing the ball to him at all. If you're Arthur Smith, what are you doing? In the biggest game of your life, you do not even target your best player through your first two series. That is complete garbage. Complete garbage and unacceptable. You have the best player in college football. Complete garbage. You do not even try to target him. And if you did try to target him, but he wasn't open, then you should have known that Indiana was going to take him away. And scheme him better the first couple of plays. So absolutely terrible game plan design early for Arthur Smith. They did get the win. Shout out to Ohio State. They did enough down the stretch, including getting Jeremiah Smith more involved. But like, I do feel like Ohio State dominated the game early and could have pulled away earlier. They because they did dominate. It was 10 to 3 at halftime, or 10 10 7 at halftime, excuse me. But it could have been much more, I believe, if they would have done a better job game planning for Jeremiah Smith to could to get the ball open. But then again, what do I know? Because my team, the Michigan Wolverines, needed to bring in their backup Tommy Car. Hallelujah. Finally. Thank you, Coach Whittingham. Thank you for acting like a grown-up and an adult and a coach who's actually been a coach for 20-some years and knowing. A little late, in my opinion, that your starting quarterback, your quarterback you're playing $3 million to, is not good enough for this football team because he keeps turning the ball over, because he can't read defenses. And maybe, I don't know, but I'm just gonna take a shot in the dark that you came out right away and said, Bryce is our guy, Bryce is our guy, Bryce is our guy, given what was on the roster. But I think it created, I don't know this, but I'm just going to guess. I think it created a culture of. Well, if Bryce Underwood doesn't have to fight for his job, I don't, I'm not concerned about mine. And then guess what? You bench Bryce Underwood. The game plan all of a sudden changes to downhill running. The offensive line is blocking better. The receivers are blocking better. Tommy Carr operates the offense in what you need to do much better. doesn't turn the ball over. He had a QBR, he he was only asked to throw the ball seven time, completed five of them, forty seven yards. His QBR was ninety in the second half. Meanwhile, Bryce Underwood in the first half, they asked him to throw the ball 11 times, completed five for 43 yards, QBR of 30. He also had two turnovers, two interceptions. One of them not his fault. One of them a luck bounce. It was an Andrew Marsh catch. And as he went to the ground, it bounced off his chest into the air, and the Penn State safety was right there and intercepted. That one I'll give. But then right before end of half, what are we doing? Two timeouts. Plenty of time throwing a fade ball, terribly positioned fade ball, to the inside part of JJ Buchanan that was intercepted by Penn State. What are we doing? Could not get the running game going. And then all of a sudden, you bring in Tommy Carr. The offensive line starts blocking better. The receivers start blocking better. The receivers get open a little more. Tommy Carr is playing within the offensive structure. People piling around his feet on a big third down. That's fine. Throws a dart to his tight end. Now, Penn State is awful. They are 0-4 in the Big Ten since Joe Paterno in the 60s, I do believe. Michigan's defense also gave up just a late touchdown. Like this game was over. It was 11 21. But again, the turnover battle, guess what? Three turnovers for Penn State, two for Michigan. Michigan wins the turnover battle, wins the game. Because Penn State won the total yardage. They lost the rushing game. Michigan ran for 211 yards. Again, finally. Savion hit. Heider got more carries. He had a he popped the big, big run. Michigan lost the penalty, penalties and penalty yardage yet again. But I think that Kyle Whittingham created a culture of. Bryce Underwood doesn't have to fight for his job, so why should I be concerned about mine? And as soon as you took his job away, everyone woke up. Also, Jason Beck, thank you. Stop running side to side. Run downhill. Run downhill. That is what this offensive line is good at. Yesterday proved that. And I know Penn State's defense is terrible, but that is what this team is best at. Whether or not they're going to be able to do that against Indiana, probably not. And that's okay. But this team is best running north and south, not east and west. So please keep doing that. Tommy Carr, I would assume, is gonna get the start. He's gonna, Indiana's gonna try to confuse him. The game is at home, which will help him for a quarter or something or or so. But this the Michigan defense is really is as good as advertised. Is as good as advertised for three quarters, Penn State had three points. Then they came alive there and the fourth quar in the second half and fourth quarter was amazing. But Tommy Cark was not rattled, so I I'm happy to see him. His grandfather was also i in attendance yesterday. So thank you. SMU is undefeated at home since joining the ACC. They beat Virginia yesterday twenty three to thirteen. Kevin Jennings was 23 of 36, 79 QBR. They ran the ball at five yards a pop, and they did what they needed to do to get the job done against Virginia. If I said West Virginia, I do apologize. I meant Virginia. Guess what was the difference in this game? The turnover margin. Seeing the theme here for week seven, SMU zero turnovers, Virginia had one. so I just wanted to give a shout out to SMU. By the way, they're three and one in the ACC. And last night was almost a seismic shock throughout all of college football because one, two, and three almost lost on the same weekend. But a double overtime victory for the Miami Hurricanes over the Florida State Seminoles saved that, unfortunately, from happening because I'm all here for it. Guess who won the turnover battle in this game? Miami. Miami dominated this game. 583 yards of offense. I should say not dominated, but they did whatever they won on offense. Florida State's got an offense now. Mike Norvell's calling plays. There's a glimmer of hope for this offense, for this team going forward. Yes, they're one and three in the ACC. They're three and four. This season's out. Hopefully they can make a bowl game. They can score points on anybody. I have seen Florida State score points on anybody. Their defense can't stop a nosebleed, but I have seen them score points on anybody. They had 40, 443 total yards. Both of these teams, Mallory for J.V. Mallory for Miami, just got going. In the second half alone, he had 13 carries, 108 yards, and two touchdowns in the second half. He had zeros in the first half, took over it. Took over this game in the second half, and Miami was just once they got to overtime, they were just too much. Ashton Daniels played a really good game, 15-28, 298, four touchdown, one interception, and a QBR of 93. But an almost seismic shock that they almost went down. Georgia did go down. And Notre Dame went down last night as well. And that is where we will kind of end this recap with Notre Dame BYU. BYU got real cute in the first half and schemed up a great game plan and pulled out to a 21 to 10 lead. And then Notre Dame's defense in the second half figured it out, figured it out, came back and took the lead, and then BYU went down the field. On a 10 play, 55 yard drive to take the lead of the game. And then Notre Dame got it all the way down. To the BYU eight yard line with four seconds left. And what looked like pass interference to me as a Michigan fan was not called. And everyone's gonna have to hate this. And I want to preface this the Big 12 came out today and said they made a mistake because I'm watching the replay and I'm smiling because everyone knows what's coming. I'm watching the replay of the what I thought was pass interference. By the way, the on-TV referee that ESPN has, he thought it was pass interference too. So on pass interference, on the pass interference that wasn't called, I'm noticing there's a clock in the background. Big, big clock in the background. The ball hits the ground, clearly. Hits the ground, skips one time. The clock has one second on it. clock had one second on it. The Big Twelve came out today and said, Yeah, the referee should have put one one more second on the clock for Notre Dame. But everyone wanted the rule that if the clock on the ticker on the TV hit zero, that the game was over. Do you still want that? Or do you actually want the referees to do the right thing and put a second back on the clock? When there's one second left on the clock. Notre Dame lost this game. That They won the turnover battle, won the total yardage. And I'm not gonna sit here and scream the injustice for Notre Dame or or or whatever, 'cause it's Notre Dame and they still won't join a conference. They may but the refs missed a pass interference and they should have put a second back left on the clock. And the Big 12 said as much. The conference itself that the referees were from last night said they missed a pass interference and they should have put a second back on the clock. how the turntables have turned to quote the great Michael Scott. So I I'm just so happy because everyone kicked and screamed in week one that how dare you do make the correct call. And then when the correct call should have been made, there's nothing. And now everyone's in an uproar, or at least Notre Dame fans. Well, guess what? Karma is best served cold. That's not the same, but you know. So let's look at the conferences. We are officially halfway through. Let's go through and look at the conferences. After just this chaos week on the third Saturday in in October. So we went over the SEC. Okay, let's go to the Big Ten here. Guess who sits at top the Big Ten at six at six and The UCLA Bruins without Nico Yumaliava got a win over Wisconsin. It was not pretty by any means, but they got a win over Wisconsin. They are top the Big 12. They are the number 12 ranked team in the country. I do not think that will last. I truly do not think that the UCLA Bruins will end the season atop of the Big Ten conference. Now, their schedule does dictate they might, but their defense is going to have to play amazing, and that running game is going to have to play amazing because I don't know, like, yeah. Just this is a nice story for now, but I want to see where UCLA ends up. They get Michigan State, Nevada, fine. Win win. Then they go to Minnesota, depending on what week, what week. Minnesota is actually a good football team. Illinois, no. They have to go to Michigan on senior day. We'll have to see what Michigan becomes, but their defense is real good. And then they have to play USC. So I'm really intrigued to see. What becomes of the UCLA Bruins? They got a 17 7 win. They didn't over Wisconsin. Again, it wasn't pretty, but they did, they did enough to win the game. So shout out to UCLA. So it goes UCLA, Ohio State are the two undefeated teams in the Big Ten. I do not think the Big Ten will have an undefeated seam team when the year ends. Then the one loss teams, you're ready? The one loss teams in the Big Ten, I'm talking one loss conference. Indiana, USC, Iowa, Northwestern, Minnesota, Oregon. Yeah, remember Oregon, Wisconsin. Those are the one loss teams in the in the Big Ten. The two loss teams, Nebraska, Purdue, Michigan, Illinois, Rutgers, the three lost teams, Washington, the winless teams, Penn State, Maryland, Michigan State. The two lost teams, if I'm right, and Chaos works its magic for the rest of the year, aren't technically out of it. I do think some of them are out of it, but the like it's anyone's game in the Big 12 or in the Big Ten. Speaking of the Big 12, last night, Oklahoma State suffered their first conference loss to Houston. Houston has one conference loss. So at the top of their conferences, BYU. Didn't get a conference win, but over. But these are 6-0 and undefeated in conference. BYU, Texas Tech, Utah. Utah looks real good as well right now. Utah looks the way I thought Michigan was gonna look. Close win last night against Colorado, 27-24. When I went to bed, Utah was dominating that game. But shout out to Colorado for coming back. And then the one loss teams are Houston, Arizona, Baylor, Oklahoma State. So bi big twelve's kind of wide open. A C C behind Miami. Wide open. Miami's 4-0 and 6-0. Then you got Wake Force at 6-1 with their only loss to Miami. SMU Clemson, North Carolina got a big win against Duke yesterday. Those are the one-loss teams. The Americans wide open with U UTSA. the service member actually died in a like a pre-game grapple thing from the Rafford, an Air Force service member. So T's and P's go out to that family. North Texas is 2-0. Army, Memphis, UAB, Florida Atlantic, East Carolina, Tulane, all have one loss. the Pac 12, Boise State and Oreg Oregon State are undefeated. All of these conferences are wide open and just prime for the picking after what we witnessed yesterday. And I'm so excited for the rest of the season because I I think more of this is to come. If we look ahead to week eight and make sure you come back for the Wednesday full length preview episode. Texas Tech goes on the road to Cincinnati, who's a g who's a good team. They actually lost to West Virginia yesterday, but they can put up points. Houston and Utah play each other next week. BYU has to come back down from the big exciting win and go on the road to UCF. So across two time zones. Iowa goes to Minnesota in a rivalry game. Indiana has to go to Michigan after their tough loss on the road. So a lot of ranked teams going on the road. Tennessee's got to go to South Carolina next week. Oklahoma goes to Mississippi State. Will Kamario Taylor play? Old Miss goes to Texas. Somehow, right now, Texas is is favored. USC has to go to Wisconsin over two time zones. Why does you whenever USC go East, why do they have to play? Why do they get to play at 730? That's what I want to know. Why do why do they have why do they get to play at 730? And every time a team goes to them, it's also the 730 game. So USC really gets anyway, whatever. That's just me combo. So a lot, a lot of ranked teams that had either Heartbreak City this past week or were on the other end and a jovial. Like field storming situation have to go on the road. Tennessee stormed the field after their win. They're on the road. BYU stormed the field after their win. They're on the road. Indiana, heartbreaking loss, goes to Michigan. Now players are feeling better because Tommy Carr is in, and Tommy Carr is the true freshman, and they're kind of figured out their running game against Penn State, albeit and all that. They're on the road in a hostile environment. LSU has to go to Auburn, who just got a big win. Is that a letdown? Northwestern hosts Rutgers, who can put up a lot of points. Alabama back-to-back weeks get an gets an ailing Texas AM. We got a great slay. I think chaos is abound. I think we got more chaos next week. I am here for it. I am excited. I want to thank you all for being here for this recap episode of week seven. I hope you have a great. Rest of your weekend and a great day. Make sure you wash your hands, your filthy animals. We'll see you Wednesday for a brand new episode. Until then, God bless you and peace out.