Hello, friends. It's the way I heard it. Episode number 346, we call this one rolling up to the red

carpet in a purple ground vick. That's rolling up to the red carpet in a purple crown vick.

I like the symmetry, Chuck. You don't often hear red and purple used in the same sentence.

You know, I hadn't noticed that until you pointed it out, but that is true. And this is an actual

statement that our guest, Coach Bill Courtney, actually said, this was the red carpet in Austin,

or was it at the Academy Awards? He was going to Austin to see, I think, the premiere of the documentary in which he stars,

a film called Undefeated that he didn't, in his words, really realize he was in, at least not

to the extent that he is.

Bill Courtney got kind of famous a few years back, featured in a documentary called

Undefeated, won an Academy Award. It is a great film. I can recommend without reservation that

you give it a look, whether you like documentaries or not. This is such a great story of a team in Memphis, a high school football team called

the Tigers, who was like 4 and 96 over a 10-year period. And then Bill Courtney got a hold of

them and did that magic thing that certain coaches can do and transform them into a winning team and

change some lives. And you know what, man, you know me. I'm not a particularly earnest fellow,

and this is a very earnest documentary. But if you don't cry at this thing, man, you know,

you're made of stone. Well, you know, like I told you before, when I at this thing, man, you know, you're made of stone.

Well, you know, like I told you before, when I watched the thing with Rico and who cries at card tricks. And every time I heard him, you know, bubbling up with emotion, I said,

is that your card? And we were both just crying like little girls at the end. And it's a great

movie. And he's a really, really interesting

cat. He turned boys into men in this film very much. Who does he remind us of? Well, it's Fred King,

you know, our high school mentor. He's just one of those guys. He's got it. You know, he's very

inspirational. He's very matter of fact. He's very funny. And he's got that same

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