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I'm Pete Mundo, and our guest this week is former Texas Tech quarterback, B.J. Simmons, giving us a few minutes of his time.

A BJ really appreciate it.

And for those people who haven't been maybe keeping up with you personally or professionally,

give us sort of a quick rundown of what you've been up to

these last few years. So, yeah, I'm back in where I grew up in hometown of Houston, Texas.

It's where I was born and raised. And so now I'm living the dream with, you, married three kids, and, you know, working

nine to five and, you know, we're just enjoying it.

So other than that, you know, I'm staying pretty busy, you know, got little league sports

going on, things of that nature nature so it's fun times right now

BJ that's awesome obviously you know when you think back to your time at tech and and you know

that that senior season of yours especially that historic nine-game stretch of throwing for over 4,000 yards

let's kind of look back on nearly 15 years ago now,

and when you think back to that season and specifically that stretch,

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