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This is the Dan Levator show with the Stucats podcast.

Adam Lefco is going to join us here later in this hour. I can make the argument that Adam Lefco is going to join us here later in this hour.

I can make the argument that Adam Lefco is the best young sports broadcaster going right now.

He has added Roland Garrow's and tennis to his list of excellent things that he does.

We will get to him shortly.

We were talking about the Esquire magazine article that made Fernando Mendoza a maverick when he's not a maverick.

Lane Kiffin, a maverick, had an interview with Vanity Fair, and a lot of people are talking about

some of the things he has said, one more

notably than the others. I'll get to that at the end. Among the things that he said, he

held up his end of the bargain and Mississippi fans shouldn't be mad at him. Quote,

did you make the university tons of money? Are out-of-state applications way up?

Did the city make tons of money?

Businesses, real estate?

I mean, this is not a normal big city.

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