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, another day closer to some more college football.

Friday will be a travel day for us as we prepare to go down and cover Mississippi State's game at Kyle Field against Texas A&M.

We'll talk a lot about the Aggies today. So you will get your Friday show recorded Thursday night.

So it'll be available for your listening pleasure all day on Friday.

Of course, it is a Saturday evening game.

So if you were indisposed on Friday, you can get caught up on Saturday.

So busy week for your good friend and host.

We've got a great top 10 list today, one of my favorite modern rock bands.

We're kind of updating a list since they've released some new material.

We'll talk a little bit about the Mississippi State non-conference baseball schedule.

That's out and been released and have some notes about that to kind of prepare you for that. And then we've got some recruiting stuff as the Mississippi Alabama All-Star roster was released for the state of Mississippi today. Kind of give you my thoughts about that too. So Power Packed show, hope but you're ready for a great day. And I hope things are well with you, wherever you are in life, no matter what's going on,

as I share with you guys all the time.

And this is one of the things that long-term recovery has taught me.

I want you to have the same things that I want for myself.

I don't feel the need to see my friends lose to feel like I'm winning.

There's a lot of mediocre people out there that mistake, you know, just getting by for greatness, right?

It's easy to be a peacock when you're surrounded by turkeys, right?

I mean, it doesn't take a lot to kind of rise, to kind of be the king of the crap.

One of the things that I have always shared with my children and with people that have worked for me is, you know, if yesterday was your best day, then the rest of the days aren't very good, right?

You've got to wake up every day committed to greatness.

It's easier not to be great.

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