Welcome back inside the Ann Arbor Studios of the Big 1050 WTCA online at the big 1050.com.

Sam is on assignment today with the family.

He'll be back in the air chair on Monday.

This is our lone show of the week, which is why we are more or less hosting, having a week's worth of a show or of shows in one morning.

Because we've already heard from Michael Spath.

You've heard from Steve Clark.

We're about to hear from Scott Bell.

In the next hour, Eric Adelson and John Eubacon.

So most of our weekday guests joining us all on this Monday morning.

And in his regular time spot, we are joined by the mayor of Michigan Twitter, Scott Bell.

Scott, good morning.

How are you?

Happy to be here as always.

It's great to have you here on the show, and let's continue this conversation that I've been having with Mike and with Steve.

And, yeah, I guess I'm curious, because you're much closer in it as you're down in the state of Texas,

so you're in obviously Longhorn country, et cetera.

Is the SEC whining louder down there, or is it as loud as it is everywhere else?

Maybe it's just, it's just gotten to an obnoxious point.

What's say you coming off the CFP opening weekend?

Yeah, it's, it's insane.

I do think down here since Texas has technically been SEC country for, gosh, 13, 14 years since Texas A&M came in.

I think we've heard the noise enough to where it's almost kind of just background noise and are a little desensitized to it by now.

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