Welcome to Andy and Ari on three. Happy Friday. Happy graduation day.

If you are a soon-to-be grad, a recent grad,

Ari, we're going to have a guy who's walking tomorrow. He took his last exam yesterday.

New Ole Miss starting quarterback Austin Simmons, who is 19 years old and is going to have a bachelor's degree

tomorrow you know we uh fell in love with him in person by watching the drive that he had against

georgia when they needed him when jackson dart got hurt i think the audience is going to fall in

love with him when they hear him talk uh so it uh i i am let me put it this way, next way too early top 25, I'm going to be moving Ole Miss into the top 10. Yeah, he's a really, really good kid and somebody who doesn't lack confidence, super excited to see him cook this year and it was awesome to have him on the show. And my hope and you'll understand this reference once you watch the interview, Andy, is that we can get him to take Lane Kiffin's Pilate class with us. Oh, yeah. Yeah, that would be incredible for the show, incredible for your flexibility and my flexibility. I don't think Austin needs any help, but I do think we probably need a lot of help. Not a diet. It's a lifestyle, you know. All right, let us

meet the new QB1 of the Ole Miss Rebels. Here's Austin Simmons. We are honored to be

joined by Ole Miss quarterback Austin Simmons, who just performed his last act as an undergraduate. He finished his last

final and then for whatever reason is celebrating with us. Austin, what was the, what was the test?

It was actually an SRA 371 class. I believe it was on leadership and I felt confident about it.

Good. Well, I'm glad. I'm glad. So you and I felt confident about it. Good.

Well, I'm glad.

I'm glad.

So you're walking on Saturday.

This is amazing to me.

You are, you're graduating this Saturday.

You are 19 years old.

Originally you were a class of 25 guy and you reclassified to 23.

So you could be, you know, just getting done with

your first spring practice at Ole Miss. Instead, you are walking in graduation ceremonies and

you'll be a grad student this fall. Yes, sir. How did you do this? It was just a long process

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