Well, it's a great run. You asked me. It was a great run in order to go 15 or no and have one of the best football teams ever to play.

Not every person gets a chance to see that. And let me say it was because of the players and because of the assistant coaches we had.

But, you know, the last couple of years are not the standard of LSU. But I have no regrets. I know I went to work as hard as I could every day, tried as hard as I could every day,

and that's all you can ask.

And, that's all you can ask. Hey, fighting tigers, fight all the way.

All right, welcome back to another edition of Hey Fighten podcast, as always, Cody Wersham,

joined by Jacob Hester over here at Cards and Culture.

Come in, check them out.

They're open Wednesday through Sunday until 7 p.m. over here in Perkins Row. Check them out online as well

at Cards and Culture.com. Obviously, a lot of stuff to talk about on today's show, Hester. We will

talk about LSU Florida in further depth and LSU Ole Miss to preview that in the second segment.

And later in the show, you're going to catch up with LSU running back Ty Davis

Price, who played pretty well on Saturday. He did some things well. And you're going to talk

about the things that he did well and the improvements that LSU's had in the running game, which

we'll talk about as well. But before that, obviously the elephant in the room is that LSU has a change

coming at the head coaching position with Ed Ors Ron, finishing out the 2021 season and finishing out his LSU career at the same time.

That news came out Sunday.

Coach Owen, Scott Woodward had a press conference on Sunday, a joint press conference,

really something I don't think I've ever seen in college football before,

where a coach mid-season

has been told that this is their last season but then finish out the season and then the coach

and the AD come out together. So I'm curious what your reaction was to the news and sort of not just

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