Hey, what's going on?

This is the Saturday Down South podcast.

I am Connor O'Gera.

Will Billy Napier just couldn't leave it alone.

Just couldn't.

What's it here, Connor?

It, I would say, is good standing, momentum, positive vibes, a chance to clap back at the haters,

a chance to make the buyout, which is $19.4 million, a distant memory and not a household topic of conversation

in the Sunshine State, I'd say that's it. That's what it qualifies when you lose to South

Florida, which we don't call South Florida. We call USF on this podcast. We are respecters.

You know, that's a negative

spin, positive spin. He couldn't leave history alone. You know, Billy Napier is the number one

opponent of history. One thing about him is he's going to be in those record books. Yeah. Okay. So

we need, we're going to get to all the, the five other SEC games that we previewed involving

Power Conference teams. But when Florida loses at home to South Florida, and it's Florida's first home loss to a non-Miamy

FSU school from the state of Florida since 1938, the FDR administration.

1938.

Yeah.

This is a new deal.

Billy Napier is in town.

Was the New Deal in effect in 1938?

I don't know. Great Depression.

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