It's 5.30 am. July 5th. Hopefully everyone had a good 4th of July. I'm up right

and early because I'm heading on an adventure. Entering the belly of the beast

without quite knowing what's going to happen. I'm gonna go pick up Dane Draper,

the Dane Train, Houdani, and we're gonna drive to Highland Home, Alabama. It's

about three and a half hours from Tallahassee, a little bit south of Montgomery to

cover the Keldrick Falk commitment. Now here's the thing. Keldrick Falk, I'm

getting in my car right now. Keldrick Falk, the four-star top 100 defensive

end. Hasn't informed anyone of where he's going. No coach and staff knows or

maintains they do not know where he's going. We've talked to our Clemson 2417

or Auburn 2417 or Florida 2417. No one knows. And Florida State's coaching staff,

Tower Belief does not know as of late July 4th evening. So the late fireworks

for Florida State, no fireworks for Florida State. We're going to find out.

Got the rental car. Got a Kia soul. It's beautiful. It's like a tank. Big white,

bubbly, giant mess of a car. And we're going to be riding style to watch this

commitment. You know when you're exiting a parking garage or parking lot and

there's those spikes with the warning that say do not back over or your tires will

be punctured. They won't ever try to back up and see what would happen. I feel like

it's a vague threat and it looks good, you know, the spikes. But are they really that sharp?

Not going to lie. I feel super douche in this Kia soul. Sorry if anyone listening is driving

in a Kia soul right now. Not saying that you're super douche. I'm just saying that I feel

super douche in this car. Scratch that. Kia, if you want a sponsor on the bench,

your car's not super douchey. It's amazing. Sponsorship, please, on the bench.

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