And now move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody DJ Bucky here move the sticks I mean I feel like Bucky we just did this right?

No, it wasn't too long ago. Just got back at it.

Back to back. Back to back nice. Crazy.

Yeah well look it's fun we got a lot of ground to cover today.

We're going to talk about this defensive line class in college football which is going to

chance to be one of the best we've seen in quite some time.

I'm going to go through Bucky's notes and what he's been working on teased it in the last episode.

Do you need a number one wide receiver in today's NFL? Bucky tackles that question.

We'll get into that. Play our little game of truth or troll.

Not going to explain it now. Trust me you're going to enjoy this.

But at the top of the show again we talked about this the other day.

This is fascinating to me Bucky because we've been talking about virtual reality kind of

invading the scouting space for so long it's been analytics.

And now I think the next wave here is virtual reality and it really came into focus with some of the things we saw take place in the NBA recently specifically with the Detroit Pistons.

They're incorporating some VR into their prep as they get ready for the draft.

Yes it's really an amazing tool.

It's one of those things that we've seen at every level we've seen high school players kind of be exposed to it at

the end of the year.

We've seen an NFL player also use it but what we're hearing about the NBA and some of these NBA teams doing and what they're incorporating VR into their combine process could be extraordinary.

It could change the game a little bit when it comes to scouting.

This is what I'm excited about because we've got a good friend of the program who's been on before one of our former colleagues.

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