Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson.

On the hump day edition of the yard, hope things are well with you wherever you are today. It's been a lot going on, for sure. It's hard to believe it, but man, college holeball season is nearly over, at least the regular season. And, you know, ball season's fun.

You know, I'm a big proponent of fun.

People say, there's too many ball games.

Get off my lawn, right?

I mean, come on. over, at least a regular season. You know, bowl season's fun. You know, I'm a big proponent of fun.

People say, there's too many ball games. Get off my lawn, right? I mean, come on. Never too much college football. So excited about that. The reality of it is, is we've got two big games left

for Mississippi State, starting this weekend, of course, a game that everybody's expected state to win handling.

It's East Tennessee State.

I'm going to familiarize you guys with the Buccaneers today on the show, and we're going to take a look at kind of how the bowl pecking order sits today, and what could happen to impact that in the two weeks to come. Discuss all those things, talk some basketball stuff. Just kind of get you updated on kind of where we are. I've had so many people here as of late that have reached out to me about, you know, various topics and things about nature. And I say, I must say I love the show. I'd be a lot of book signings here as of late.

And a lot of people have come up and said, hey, Steve, listen, I've got all your books. I listen to show all the time. So if I didn't say it properly then, thank you. Thank you for listening. Thank you for your support. Thanks for everybody's bought books here as of late. We have really done well. And if you're looking to buy books, you go to dog pile the book.com, you can get all my sports books right there.

Blooms of Oleander, you can grab it on Amazon, Barnes & Noble.com, books a million. It's out there for you. And I appreciate everybody that has them all. A lot of sports fans, you know it, Steve. I don't really like poetry, but I want to support you. So I bought the book for my life. So I appreciate that. I want to also remind you, too, on the website at dogpileda book.com, there is a book that I didn't write. It's about the essential elements of turkey hunting. A former MSU professor and a naturalist kind of wrote his memoirs and all things he learned about turkey hunting. So if you have turkey hunters in your family, I'd encourage you to give that book a shot. You know, unfortunately, the gentleman died so we can't get you signed copies. We got the books after his passing, sadly. But still trying to help that family sell some books, not a ton of them, but we'd like to help them sell that. So again, if you've got

hunters and your family, maybe consider doing that. It's not just a regular book. You know,

it's not just stories, but it's kind of a, you're kind of a how-toe and it's kind of a lessons learned thing. So be sure and check all that out. Let's thank our friends at Bulldog Burger company I was there yesterday had the grilled BLT salad I didn't get the barbecue ranch

though I got the regular BLT salad. I didn't get the barbecue ranch, though. I got the

regular ranch because I'm from South Mississippi. That's kind of what we do. It's kind of a ride

of passage. If you're from South Mississippi, you've got to have ranch dressing on everything.

But I enjoyed the salad. I enjoyed being able to get in that bag booth and kind of get away and talk a little business.

My friend had the spring rolls as an entree. Like he just ordered that and like he basically did the Mike Neiman thing.

He ordered the spring rolls and some french fries. That was his meal. You know, Rose Bowl's got it's, you know, got to watch the carbs a little bit, you know.

So I had the BLT salad. It was absolutely fabulous and once again I didn't finish it.

The portions there are so incredibly generous.

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