Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. And as always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Hub Day edition of the yard. We're going to go a little shorter today. Just going to let you know ahead of time. I got some coin it up to do here before the wife gets home. Not bad. I got most of it done last night. But I want her to come home to a clean house. If you've ever been in the doghouse, you know exactly what I'm talking about. It's like, oh, you've had all this time. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Nevertheless, I also spent the morning at the Brian building, spent some time with Zach Selman. We're going to talk about that on the show today. one-on-one interview with Zach. That's my second one in about three weeks.

And some clarity on the Chris L. One-on-one interview with Zach. That's my second one in about three weeks.

And some clarity on the Chris Omona situation, the expectations of Mississippi State baseball kind of going forward. I also talk with him about some other things that are concerns to me.

And I'm happy to say that he agrees with me on most of these issues. So I want to say this too, and I mentioned this on Gene's page.

Guys, listen, I want to make sure you understand this.

We get so caught up sometimes and all the things that we've got going on and things are important to us.

And listen, I'm your advocate.

Okay? And that's something that I take very, very seriously.

When I walk in and sit down with an administrator at Mississippi State,

I want to be able to ask them the questions that are important to you.

So I asked them about logos.

I asked him about branding.

I asked him about NIL. I asked him about ticketing, all that stuff.

And I'm grateful to you, number one, that you entrust me to subscribe to our website and listen to the show.

So when I go in there, I am going on your behalf.

I'm not just going there to talk about, you know,

Motley Crew or something, right? I mean, that's just not my objective. I'm going in there

to ascertain information that is helpful for the Bulldog family. And I take that responsibility

very seriously. Maybe some other people don't. Listen, I'm not, listen, I've met a lot of

famous people in my day, right, a bunch. I would say probably more than most. I would try I'm probably

in the top 1% in the country when it comes to meeting famous people and that's not in any way to name drop.

So I am not awestruck to go sit down and have a conversation

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