What's up guys? I appreciate you joining for our final installment of the tribute to

Coach Die. You know we're very lucky to be joined by current University of

North Carolina who plays Auburn this year

offensive line coach Stacy Searles.

You know he was at Auburn from 83 to 87 a really good player.

Had some really good stories about coach Dye. I will tell you it gets a little

emotional in the middle because it is an emotional topic so you know it's something

where you know this this hits everybody pretty deep and and you're going to be able to see that and I know it's hit a lot of you all deep and

You know again it is it is what it is and it needs to be heard and I appreciate you guys joining this.

So again, hope you enjoy the final installment

of the Pat Die tribute that we're doing.

And tomorrow we are going to kind of get back to our normal deal.

We're going to have a recruiting roundup, a basketball

edition with a top rivals analyst, Corey Evans. So again, thank you for joining us and I hope you enjoy

this episode. All right, everybody. Thank you guys for joining us for our third and final part of obviously the tribute to coach Di. I had Benji rolling on the first, I had Ben Tambarillo on the second, and obviously it's a very somber occasion but we're very

lucky to be joined by an Auburn great one of the best coaches around one of the best

offensive line coaches around Stacy Searles coach I really appreciate it. Thank you I'm glad to be with you

Jake. Yes sir and just just go ahead and and getting right to it. This has been the

first question I've asked that everybody during this deal.

And can you just talk about for a second what Coach Die meant to you on and off the field and

just how much of an influence he was in your life?

Wow. You know yesterday was a really, really hard day.

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