Michael Casagrande

Then you also saw the fake tweet and sent it to me, and then I made fun of you 'cause obviously.

Then I saw Michael Casagrande, Casagrande, excuse me if I'm not pronouncing-

Oh

... that correctly, from AL.com-

I had no idea what was going on [laughs] is my point.

Yeah, it's hitting the Gulf.

None, until Michael Casagrande posted this about a hurricane.

Um, this could be a mess.

And he's, I guess, a football fan too, but he does weather for things other than football games.

Uh, Michael Casagrande, who's covered Alabama for a long time, wrote a story yesterday for AL.com where James Spann tells him that the threat is, quote, "real enough" that postponing the game is possible.

So that's the major news entity in Alabama quoting one of the most well-known meteorologists in that state saying that postponing the game is possible.

But yesterday, Spann was saying they should wait another twenty-four hours before making that call.

All right, this is a tweet from

Michael Casagrande, who covers the Alabama Crimson Tide a couple hours ago.

He wrote that the threat of a hurricane hitting Alabama, Georgia is real enough that postponing the game is possible.

James Spann told Alabama.com, James Spann is a meteorologist.

I know all my advanced analytics.

Who would think? I mean, I know advanced analytics friends of mine are going to get mad when I just look at stat lines, but I think I've done this every week now with Bryce.

So 10-21 passing, two picks, three sacks.

Yeah, technically he ran for 20 yards, but 14 of those came on one.

That's exactly right.

And it all culminates that 12-team playoff in beautiful Las Vegas, Nevada.

Thanks again to our partners in Las Vegas who are ready to make game day bigger for you and your friends all season long.

Make your next Saturday one.

I mean, we've got to stop that nonsense.

That is really I saw Michael Casagrande for AL.com wrote a nice column about that and some calls in the Alabama game as well.

And that has bugged me forever that, oh, did the ball move just a little bit while he still got both hands on it, clutching it to his chest? I mean, shut up, you know, but.

I just felt like he kind of demonstrated who he can be for this team.

you know what I mean? An organizing body that can make rules that are, that are as fair as possible.

You know, you would, you'd need to have Michael Casagrande or somebody on Ben Flanagan, uh, Nick Kelly, you know, Peter, any of those guys on to talk more smartly about this than I can.

But what I would say is I think that the NCAA doesn't want

that