All right, Andy, anything that you're, uh, uh, uh, that you're looking at, uh, in, uh, college or pro?

Well, I like the way that Memphis has been playing all year.

They're down at Tulane, and I think Tulane has been a, a, a disappointment, but then again, you know, they've lost a couple of really good coaches over the last few seasons, and so maybe it's just a, a time where, you know, they've, they actually have to rebuild and don't have the same talent level that the, uh, previous coaches were able to bring in.

And Memphis is playing, uh, extremely good football.

And, you know, whether or not they're going to be at a Group of 6 representative, you know, James Madison will have a lot to say about that, because just they're still unbeaten.

Uh, they got a little bit of a closer call than they would've liked last week, so I'm looking at the, at that one.

I was impressed by the way Ole Miss came back last week and, uh, did what I thought they would do to, uh, Vanderbilt.

... are the Dodgers in trouble?

Andy, how was your, how was your, uh, sports gambling wee- uh, football weekend?

It was a so-so weekend, a little bit of a split basically.

I don't know what it was that I watched last night, but that was a big surprise, and I think it said more about Atlanta than it did the, uh, uh, the New Orleans Saints.

Uh, you know, Atlanta's been a team that people have liked going back four or five years, and they've always disappointed.

Now they have a head coach who's proven himself.

I mean, any guy like Kevin Stefanski, who can take the Cleveland Browns to the playoffs twice in six years, is like a miracle worker, and maybe he's just found the right combination.

There's a lot of talent on that team.

I mean, they, they need a goal line stance in the last two weeks against the Titans and the Cardinals to kind of preserve home victories there.