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Sports Talk Mississippi's Brian Heed, along with Joel Coleman of Sports Illustrated's Cowbell Corner,

give you an inside look at the Bulldogs on the field, the court, and the diamond.

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Brian Haydad and Joel T. Coleman.

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We appreciate all of our great listeners, especially our service men, women out there taking care of us. I want to thank our sponsor, Strange Brew Coffee House and Churning Spoon Ice Cream. We caught Joel in between coffee here. You did. You did. He's had this morning coffee. Well, morning, due, afternoon coffee. You know, some people probably do that different. But, you know, for me, the afternoon. You want the cold drink in the morning. I do. I do. It just goes better with breakfast. We need to get, you know, they, I think they do some smoothies up there. They may do them over at Turning Spoon. We need a Coleman smoothie. It's a Mountain Dew smoothie. All natural ingredients.

Some kale in there, you know. But it's got a splash of diet dew. Gives to give it that flavor and that crazy color. I think we've got to work on that a little bit, but you're going somewhere with it. It's not quite a million dollar idea, but it might be a, you know, $100 idea right now. And hey, $100. I mean, you've got to start somewhere. Not every idea can be a million dollar idea. All right. Think about everything that encompasses your life. Not everything's a million dollar idea. I mean, you're wearing a sweatshirt today, right? Is that a million dollar idea? No, I think I paid like $30 for it. Well, I mean, I'm just saying, though, like our sweatshers... Because think about how sweatshirts have evolved, right? They turn it into hoodies, and now you can get zip-ups, and some of them are different materials. And the old school, you're like wearing like the old school, you know, cotton champion, you know, sweatshirt there. See, it's evolved.

So not a million-dollar idea.

But it's a useful thing.

I wonder if the person that invented it's a millionaire, though.

Probably.

Yeah.

But in today's money, I don't know.

So I'm just saying.

Not every idea is a million-dollar idea.

Is there some kind of article of clothing that we could come up with that might catch on?

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