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It's time for the Jeff Cameron Show in 5, 4, 3, Three, Real Talk Radio and War Chant TV on a balls, McWindsday, if you will, it's actually kind of a libation. It's Friday for us. I've reminded you throughout the show today in the first hour. I'll do it again here this hour. I'll take it a couple days off. We'll be off tomorrow. I'll be off on Friday as well. But hey, we're here right now. And coming up, we'll do in a little bit a little solving for the future from our friends at ISF.

Talk about Florida State's continued efforts to solve for the future.

I would guess that in the next, I don't know, 48 hours or so you're going to see more solving for the future from Florida State.

As I do think more names committing to Florida State or transferring

to Florida State or staying here at Florida State when we talk about roster retention is going to

be the norm. It's just going to be the norm. And it's cool. We had a lot of questions in the last,

I guess, three days, even dating back some to late last week, about what happened?

And we had a question yesterday on seminal headlines that I attempted to answer with this about how suddenly Florida State went from being in a decent position,

maybe a somewhat tenuous position financially to be able to build your roster, reshape your roster,

retain players on your roster from a collective standpoint, from an NIL standpoint, to being

in a place of strength. And I didn't want to get too into the details about that. I know a lot

of those details. I know what's what now with the battles in,

doing really good work. And all that matters is that it is a aggressive collective that cares

deeply about Florida State's success. And the evidence is all you really need to know. And

frankly, I just, it could not have happened at a better time because you're talking

about the proof on the field showing that Mike can coach and that Mike has flipped the culture

and that the staff has done a great job in developing players and preparing players to have success and then their buy-in and all

that hard work that we've documented paid off in the form of a nine and three season. But at the

end of a season like that, you have to take the next step and you have to be able to ensure

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