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

Here on the Hub Day edition of the yard, a lot to talk about as always. Now we've got men's and women's hoops in action, a lot more content for us, write about, talk about, Good time to be a member over at jeanspage.com.

Some cool things happening, say the least.

Keeping up with the AD search.

We expect that, the pace of that to quicken here in the next few days.

We'll talk about that over on the,

write our article about that later today at

Jeans page. Be sure and go check that out. We're going to talk about the University of Georgia

today. Bulldogs with a big opportunity in front of them. Real challenge, too. Number one team

in the country coming to Stark. Well, usually that's Alabama, right? I guess

occasionally it's been OSU, but more times and not, and we face number one team, it's a team from the

West. Georgia rolling in. And Georgia, in many respects, kind of the new Alabama. Now, can they maintain

that status? I will see. I read with great interest yesterday, somebody shared with me,

I think it was Mike Neymouth, that Greg McEl made the comment that NIL might run Nick Sabin

in retirement. That's interesting. That's really interesting. I don't understand the motivation from all that, but the reality of it is college football and college athletics as a whole are changing.

There are some people that will embrace it and other people that will get left behind.

I can't see Alabama getting behind with their donorship, but I kind of get the sense from talking to some people

about Sabin's comment is he doesn't like this being part of the recruiting piece. I think it's one

of those things where all things are maybe considered equal and you have the more prestigious

program. You should win those recruiting battles.

However, when you introduce dollars and cents to things,

all of a sudden, well, maybe I could like playing college football somewhere else.

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