All right. What's up, everybody? Live from the college football hall of fame. Very excited. Obviously to announce our own alliance and we'll get to an alliance with Colin cowherd and the volume.

Excited to be here with obviously our co-producers Blaine Crane and David Cone and really just want to start off by kind of telling you a little bit about what you're going to get from the show.

There's a lot of shows out there, but what separates us? Number one, from a perspective standpoint, from knowing not only the schematics, but the stuff that goes inside the building. You're not going to find a better place. Coach for nine years, myself six years, division one, my brother Blaine, I'll let him throw his intro out there and been immersed in it.

Father was in all America in the SEC coach in the SEC forever, but another cool thing about the show as well. It's called the J boys show and maybe on a network. This is our show. This is a show where you guys are going to be able to interact with us throughout the show at the end.

So get your questions in super chats in the comment into YouTube box below and we're going to get to as many of them as we can. If you super chat, we will ask that question quicker, but we will be going live every weekday. Let me say that again, put it in your calendar quilted in your memory blanket.

Ever it takes live every day from three to four p.m. Eastern, and you'll be able to find the audio version of that podcast on Apple podcasts and Spotify coming out early in the morning, the next day, but make sure you're subscribed to the volume podcast channel on YouTube. It's unbelievable content. And that's where we're going to be going live. And that's where you can interact. So hit that sub and smash that like button, like Derek Henry, run the little HP dive there for a coach, Rable and the Titans, but very excited to get this thing kicked off.

Quick little background on myself, like I told you guys, I coach, I was a University of South Alabama, and the sunbelt was up in Montana, coach junior college for a little bit when I was younger. So really excited to get into get into this and be able to help you guys win the water cooler.

And the whole goal of this show. And you know, we don't dive into any realms outside of sports. We're again, there's other channels for that. But the goal of this show is I want you to feel like you snuck into your favorite teams field house facility.

We're looking into a staff, meaning whether it be offense, defense or special teams, which we're going to give special teams some love here and had a Dakota ring and being able to understand what's going on because we're going to take those complex problems, whether it's terminology, whether it's things that go on in the field house, things going on in practice, how to structure things, what are the coaches seeing and put those in terms that our audience can understand and help you win the water cooler. So enough about me, I want to kick it to my brother who's over there in the corner. And again, like I said, we are live from the college football Hall of Fame.

It is the mecca of college football. You definitely need to come check it out here in Atlanta right here in downtown. But Blaine, tell everybody, you know, number one, I know how ugly you are. And that's going to be tough for them to watch, but you got some pretty good verbalization skills.

Well, the great thing about is I look just like you.

Welcome to it. First of all, absolutely beautiful here at the college football Hall of Fame. A little bit a little bit about myself. I coached for four years. I also played at Western Colorado.

I've grown up a football my whole life. Some kids play with toys. I grew up watching film. So the great thing about this show is like one, we're going to give you the why things are happening.

We're going to take you inside the helmet of your favorite college football team. Give you inside that you can't get anywhere else to wear that we're going to have fun.

It's a new wave. It's a new type of thing that you'll love and make sure you're riding it when you get there.

Yeah, and make sure you're subscribing. And let me kick it over to the tallest guy in the building. He practically is the building.

We give him a hard time about that, but I'm just jealous because you know, I'm 6'1 and cone 6'11 or whatever it is. David Cone, former quarterback at Michigan and future dad very soon.

Thank you, sir. Thank you. I appreciate it. Now I'm happy to be here guys. Yeah, I was fortunate enough to play quarterback at the University of Michigan.

Dedicated a lot of my life to this game. My father had me throwing through a rubber tire at about three years old.

Was your father Kevin Costner?

Not that I know of, but I'm happy to be here. I'm happy to talk some ball and and thank you to everyone who's helped us get here.

Thank you to Miss Kimberly for setting us up for football Hall of Fame. And yeah, shout out to my wife Darby Lou back home.

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