Hour number two, Jeff Cameron Show.

93, 3, Real Talk, Radio, Warrant, TV.

Happy Redemption Thursday.

So far lacking redemption.

I haven't thrown out the games because I can't get a handle on anything now.

We'll do something at the end.

But I was thinking, as many

of you have been today, about something else. And that guy next to me right there across the

glass, we were together all those years ago, what's George Harrison saying, for a national

championship game that did not begin well.

Did not begin well.

At this time, specifically, Tom, I believe, I'm trying to think, had we boarded, had we boarded the bus to go over to Pasadena or were we already there?

No, not yet, because that game started at... We got there probably around 6 Eastern. I thought we got there a little bit earlier than that. Maybe 5 Eastern, but still, it was an hour ride. I think what we did was pre-recorded the last hour of that day's JCS, because it was Monday, in order to be able to get on the police escort because we weren't going to miss that.

So that was really cool for those that we'll give you the behind the curtain because

everybody's celebrating today the anniversary of the national championship win over

Auburn 3431.

And, golly, you know, you go back and there's a lot of things we can talk about here real quick.

I wanted to acknowledge the day because it was nearly perfect in a lot of ways.

Hello, my friend, hello.

You know, for me, and the reason I say it was nearly perfect in a lot of ways, because we were so bad in the first half of that game,

and we've all talked about the reasons and on all the things that happened,

including Auburn playing well.

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