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And now, move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

I move the six back off and running here back with you, Red Lewis,

Bucky Brooks, as we got a fun show lined up here for you today.

Of course, we're going to get to our hot or not segment. We've got a couple of quarterbacks here that are certainly making

this a little bit easier for us, right, with the way that Jalen Hertz has been playing lately. Russell

Wilson undefeated is the Pittsburgh Steelers starter. Buck, we'll get to those guys here as well.

But I'm not sure that there is a

hotter player in college football right now than Ashton Gentie running back for the Boise

State Broncos. And he was a big topic of conversation as we got to welcome the first year head

coach of Boise State, the leaders in the Mountain West Conference. Spencer Danielson

joined us here, and we

have that conversation for it. And coach, man, what a run this has been for you guys,

rocking and rolling through the Mountain West, a bona fide college football playoff contender,

so much excitement in Boise right now. How would you kind of describe the feeling around your

program? Yeah, man, we're fired up. I mean, first off, thank you, Jesus, just for the opportunity to be the head coach here. I mean, I'm just so blessed to be around these kids. And, I mean, they deserve it. I mean, these guys don't run from hard work. I mean, and I'm very open about, hey, guys, in January, when there was snow on the blue and our guys were out

there playing Tug-a-war at 6 a.m. Like, those are the things of why they're able to play the way they are now. And I'm proud of them. I mean, just like anything, we've got to keep learning and growing every single week. But our team's on a mission. I can't promise what's going to happen tomorrow, but I do know I'm proud of what our guys have done to this point. I'm excited to

continue to learn and grow.

Coach, you're talking about learning and growing.

You go from being the interim head coach to being the head coach. How much of a whirlwind has

it been for you to deal with that promotion while putting your own stamp on the team and

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