Bryan Curtis

It's like, eh, I haven't reached that point yet.

So you're good from late August all the way through January for college football.

I mean, I'll tell you what.

You know me.

I'll watch any football game.

Starting Thursday, I'll watch all day Saturday, and I'll watch all day Sunday, Sunday ticket.

By Monday now, I'm dragging a lot.

I'm just like, Joe and Troy, come on.

I'm like, I'm not watching this, but I feel like I'm dragging.

I'm in, but I'm tired.

And I'll tell you what it is.

You've heard all these people talk about how confusing the world is now with the streaming services and how hard it is to watch things.

They're not wrong.

But they also lack the historical perspective of you and I where it's like it is also in certain ways easier to watch everything now.

There are more college football games at the click of a button than there ever were when I was a kid.

Right.

Even when I was in college.

Like, Texas used to have a pay-per-view game when I was in college.

Like, here's one of our crappy games.

Let's just put it on pay-per-view if you didn't come to the stadium.