Everything getting underway this Saturday.

College football.

And I realize, yes, there have been games played.

But for Indiana, a much anticipated season, obviously.

I think last year there was obviously a lot of intrigue just because Kurt Signetti was new.

And certainly the bravada of Kurt Signetti.

And then he backed it up.

And, you know, I mentioned earlier this week, it was so

much fun. I don't know. It was probably the middle of March before like just the surreal nature

of sitting in a packed bar in December watching Indiana and Notre Dame play and a nationally televised college football playoff game with the entire state and country watching.

It was so cool, but at the same time, it was just, it was surreal.

But can Indiana now back it up?

It begins with Old Dominion coming up this.

Saturday, Don Fisher is the

voice of the Hoosiers and joins us on the Always Busy and now available again to be sponsored

guest line. Don, let's get to the important stuff first though. And that is I heard you on with

JMV on Friday and you were getting ready to go out and watch a little high school football

with your son Scott Fisher's team, Edgewood, taking on Mitchell. And from what I could tell,

and I was at IndyCar up in Milwaukee, but I checked scores, looked like it was a pretty good

Friday night for you. Well, it was a better Friday night than some of the Friday nights I've

spent in the last couple of years at Edgewood.

But, no, there was no doubt. They played pretty well. They've got a young team. Scott has talked about these kids since they were in eighth grade, some of them.

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