M-I-Z-O-U.

What a welcome to this episode of three more questions with David Novak.

David, we did the M-I-Z-Z-Z-O-U cheer before I rolled with the intro because today we're debriefing

your conversation with Coach Drinkwitz, who is the head football coach at the University of Missouri,

which just so happens to be where you attended college.

Absolutely.

And it was so much fun going to the Vanderbilt game and being the honorary captain.

It was just, it was incredible being on the sideline. Just watching

the whole situation was incredible. And, you know, it's something that I always remember.

You know, I've been, I've been blessed to do a lot of things in my life, but I don't think I've

ever had more fun than I had on Friday and Saturday being with the team. It looked so epic. I mean, you and

Luther Burden are like dabbing each other up in the locker room after the game. Well, Luther

Burden is an incredible receiver. And, you know, he had two touchdowns. And, you know, I told him

before the game, I said, I'm going to be watching you because I know how good you are. And I'm

going to learn a lot just by watching you. And I did because this guy works his tail off.

His work ethic is incredible. But once he gets that ball, nobody's going to bring him down.

He is really one tough cookie and with a great set of hands. And I think a 4.38 speed or something like that.

I mean, this guy's fast and has it all.

He'll be a first round draft break. I love it. Well, in the episode, Coach Drinkwitz, which everyone just calls him drink. So that's what I'm going to call him to do. It's pretty hard to say, hey, Drinkwitz. How you doing today? Yeah. Drinkwits a lot better. One thing he says in the episode is that when they dab each other up,

they consider the dabbing each other up to be the transfer of positive energy.

So that's what we're going to take into this episode of three more questions.

We're going to transfer some positive energy, David.

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