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So it's almost been four months since you took the job.

You haven't coached a game yet, but it's really interesting from your perspective to hear how those days and weeks and months have gone by.

How long does it feel like you've been here?

How full is the play had already been?

Then you've got all the other stuff that any first-year head coach deals with, but you're coming to the SEC for the first time

as a head coach. What has all that process been like? Yeah, I think it's felt organized. I think if this

was the first time I was doing this, I don't know if I would have felt that way. It's the second time as a head coach. We went through a crazy transition when we got to

Tennessee. So I felt prepared. Organized prepared would probably be the best way to explain it.

I think every morning you walk in and if I learned something really quickly years ago, it was like something's got to be really important.

Like there's got to be a priority list and we've truly made the players and the staff the priority.

And that's where it starts every day.

And so come in and you got a to-do you got a

calendar schedule but truly the things that can interrupt it are your players and your

staff players and staff but came in with a plan and and truly try to attack it every

day I think the fact that we have so much help and so much support makes it a little bit easier.

It gives you a little bit more of a supervision type, big picture view of things.

But I don't know if it feels any longer or shorter than four months.

I know we hit the field yesterday and it was awesome to be on the grass.

No cell phone. Nobody can bother you. You got two and a half hours where you're, you and the guys and that part felt really,

really cool. But organized, I would say, it would be like the one word, I would think. Last November

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