Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson as always. I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Monday edition of the yard. Hope you guys had a very relaxing open date. It was some good college football to be played. We're going to recap some of that here in the first segment of the show. We had a great time in Burns, Tennessee as the wife ran, I don't know what they

call that race, but it was in Montgomery Bell Park. And we had some drama. We did. I guess she ran

three trail loops and then decided to do a road loop. And during the road loop, tripped and fell,

sprained her ankle, gast her knee, shoulder, elbow, four, them, all the good

stuff that goes along with that.

Lesser women would have quit.

She did not.

Matter of fact, your good friend and host went out with her for a road lap, try to make

sure she was good.

We went out on the trail, again, kind of make sure she was good.

And I was happy to run the last little bit with her and uh so about five miles for your good friend and host

most of that hiking just so you know because i'm semi retired as a runner uh but yeah we had a good time

it was good to get back sat around last night watched, finished up season two of Yellowstone.

And many of you have been incredibly passionate about that show.

I'm kind of late to the party, but I'm looking for something cool to watch.

I am enjoying it.

I am.

And I love the fact that there's so many great tunes on that and even some Maynard and Pusufor on there pretty cool but yeah I'm on

season three now trying to get completely caught up and I will soon so nevertheless

chaotic weekend in college football in many respects I love chaos in college football as long as it

negatively impact us, right? Isn't that how you feel too? It's like I want everything for us to

kind of go to script and I want everybody else to just have to deal with just week-to-week chaos.

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