Jeff Traylor

All right? A couple of college games.

Poor Jeff Traylor literally has to buy his own fucking tickets to get people to show up to his games.

11 o'clock kickoff.

And all you UTSA people that get pissed at me because, you know, I love Jeff Traylor.

I tolerate UTSA.

And it's not personal.

Every time from now

on for the rest of my life, every time I see the Alamo Dome, I want to think of Jeff Traylor

and the Na'vi in the home tree.

God bless him.

And UTSA is a good team.

Jeff Traylor is a good coach.

That team is a decent team.

I'm not saying they're going to win it all, but they're a decent team.

The guys are really hustling hard, playing with 110%, fighting on every single down.

Scrappy is the word that Jeff Traylor used to describe the game against Texas in his post-game presser.

Uh, Jared and I were calling the win against Texas State gritty and, uh, yeah, we're just seeing a lot of, a lot of fight, a lot of dog from the UTSA Roadrunners through this first 25%, great quick math on that, Jared, of the season.

And they look just, uh, like they're, they're playing with, um, some ferocity and some intensity that we usually don't see this early in the season.

Um, agents are asking questions for sure.

Uh, you know, it might be time to come to the realization he's draft eligible already.

You know, might, might be a one and done for Jeff Traylor, so let's get the most out of it, you know.

Let's not leave any, uh, any stones unturned this season and, you know, maximize that while, while we have him.

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So you know that The Athletic and The New York Times posted the, the, the payrolls of different college football programs, and then the range at the very top of the scale, which was Texas, Ohio State, Oregon, uh, Texas A&M, and I think they were...

they separated themselves, but they're in the $55 million range.

It is inexcusable.

You're gonna have to find a way, I don't wanna say win ugly, 'cause I don't think that's true, but I think you have to have certain things fall in your direction, whether that's winning the turnover battle, whether that's, uh, winning the running game.

Like, there's gonna be multiple facets of this game you have to win, probably handily if you ha- are playing a backup quarterback against UTSA, against Jeff Traylor.

Jeff Traylor's one of the best coaches in not just the Group of Six, but all of college football in my opinion.

All right, one more for this, uh, little Wednesday three-pack here.

San Diego State, Toledo.

Okay.

Or again, Texas, sure, they struggled last week, but Jeff Traylor, that guy could be a double-digit win team when it's all said and done.

And they won a lot of football games in San Antonio.

Texas State has been to the bowl and won three straight bowl games.

UTSA's got a, I mean.

Have you seen the, I saw a cut-up version of Jeff Traylor on the sidelines.

Not pleased.

Lips in his mind.