This is the Seahawkers podcast.

Episode 460.

I'm Brandon Schultz, and I am joined by my good buddy, Adam Emmert, as we have returned home.

We're back from Dallas and back home to Montana. It feels good. Yeah, we did it,

buddy. Made it back from Dallas. A little mad at Dallas wasn't exactly warmer. Every day that

I looked, the temperature was about the same during the day as it was back home. So not much

of a reprieve there. But a fun trip, man. We did it. We did a good job.

We got to Shrine Bowl, got to talk to some dudes. It was a good time. We got one day of decent weather or at least better weather than Montana weather. Because when we drove down to San Antonio, it was like 70 degrees. And that was different. That was different. Yeah, that was different. I don't know how it can be 70 in San Antonio, but like 40 in Dallas. That makes no sense to me. They're like right next to each other. I don't know, man. I ain't Jim Cantori. I can't tell you. Well, we got to have a few days at Shrine Bowl. And one of the things, one of the biggest takeaways, Adam, that after spending four,

five,

six days over the,

the period of the Shrine Bowl,

I understand now why people go for like two or three days.

And then one,

you know,

the senior bowl is happening.

So that also makes sense.

But I can understand why staying for it is not, particularly staying for the game too,

is not required.

Yeah, I'm with you.

A couple days, it feels like you get everything that you can get out of watching

dudes practice.

And we're talking about practice.

...