DJ Uiagalelei

It's a- embarrassment of riches, honestly, in that running back field right now for them.

But I, I think that you're gonna walk into Jordan-Hare and be like, "Okay, our job is to run the football and make life easier for Philo." He's got a cannon, he's got some weapons on the outside, but their bread and butter is between the tackles with this three-piece absolute unit of a running back room and going that direction.

Auburn wants to do the same thing, and I, I think that there is a world in which Auburn can, if, if they're not turning it over, Byron Brown has some really good paces on the outside that where they're scoring and can do some good things.

That's what I'm excited to see, is like maybe, maybe that Baylor one was an oddity.

And again, when I talk about this team at the beginning of the year, I think the defense is gonna win them more games than offense will.

And I think this is a game, too, where if you take away the run game, it's a very good run game Florida has.

But maybe you don't take it away completely, but you minimize it and you make Philo throw the ball, make him make mistakes, this guy has some coverages.

I think Auburn in this spot, Gulish will have something cooked up with that offense.

Unbelievable.

And the only reason they weren't getting blown off the field was because of one of the best pick sixes [laughs] you'll see from, uh, Uiagalelei, breaking tackles left and right.

I, I mean, you talk about the transitive property, Oklahoma State as a two touchdown favorite lost by two touchdowns to Tulsa, and then they come back home as a 23 and a half point underdog and win against Oregon.

Just wild two weeks-

When they were warming up, I was like, "Oh my goodness." Uh, I mean, the, all those guys.

Uiagalelei.

Uh, what is, uh, Bear Alexander?

Mm-hmm.

And as I'm saying all those nice things about Oklahoma State, it looks like...

Is that Uiagalelei? Is that a defensive lineman scoring a touchdown? Oregon just created a turnover and ran it back [laughs] the other way.

So here come the Ducks.

That is, uh, I gotta see how this went down.

Maybe it was Lincoln Riley holding him back, but USC was the wrong school for him.

Number four, I'm gonna go with DJ Uiagalelei, who may have picked the wrong school at Clemson, maybe picked the wrong school at Florida State or Oregon State, but it started off really good and then just didn't, stopped working at some point.

Maybe he shouldn't have played football.

He just, yeah.

But ever since DJ was there-

Oh, DJ, what's his, Ongole?

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's a multi-year deal, but you're walking around campus and everybody knows you're a multimillionaire, and these are college kids.

And it- the, the pressure's gotta be big, and he, he, he st- somebody compared him to D.J. Ugelele from, um, Clemson, how he was, like, this big guy, he was supposed to be awesome, and just kind of flopped.

And he ended up playing for I think FSU and, like, Oregon State, and these guys just bounce around.

Nobody stays at the team that they started out at.