Well, what was so interesting around that time is a couple of months after that, I did

a book with Jim O. Jahaski and we had a nugget in the book that Texas boosters had tried

to hire Nick Sabin, which I think most people knew, but we had a source that said that

they had offered him more than $100 million and Texas fans tried to act like we don't want

Nick Sabin, he's old, you know, and yeah, I just think back on some of that now and laugh

because they acted like they really didn't care about it, in the bottom line as they did

want Sabin and Sabin was offered the job and he considered it. He said to me and to anyone

who would confront him with this, that the reason he didn't go to Texas, he said this

privately, he didn't say it publicly, he did not want to have to answer to 10 or 15 different

boosters who all felt like they own the franchise. It was a little bit of a Jerry Jones complex

or the Boone Pickens complex in college football in the past and that has always haunted

Texas. By the way, it also haunted the University of Alabama until Nick Sabin walked in there

in 2007 and went to Booster Club meeting after Booster Club meeting and said listen, I

run this place, you stay the blank out of my way.

Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday on South Podcast. I am Colonel Gera. Well,

I'm going to level with you for a bit. There were times this off season when I would sit

down, I would plan a pod and I'd go well, it's time to get a little creative because

not a whole lot of news. Today, though, is not one of those days and how fitting with

us now going to two pods a week for the rest of the year. That's right, two pods a week,

rest of the year. Days are going to be a little bit TBD, a little bit touch and go for now

until we get into the start of the season that we're going to have a little bit more regular

schedule, but wanted to make sure people know that. So you heard Paul Feinbaum with the

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