Welcome to the Born Yard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Saturday morning edition of the yard. Yes, I had to push you back a day. I apologize for that, but I had family in town. My youngest daughter, Me Robertson, graduated from Mississippi State. Two degrees. Now our credit. Political science major and philosophy

major and a very very very exciting moment for our family. I appreciate so many

people that have reached out and offered their their congratulations and what wishes.

Mia wins the political science student of the year,

graduated summa cum laude, also a Truman finalist and a roles, excuse me, a Rhodes

Scholarship nominee among many other things. So she has had an amazing experience at Mississippi State

and has done a lot to help Mississippi State.

I'm very very proud of her.

And now three of my four have not earned a college degree.

Now, Mia will also take a gap year, take the LSAT

and then go to law school.

She won't be going to Ole Miss,

but we'll likely end up somewhere in the Ivy League. So very proud of her and a lot to look

forward to, obviously. And we're going to have about a decade of Bulldogs in this family as Ian, my

youngest, will graduate from Starbville High School later this month,

and then he will make his move across town to begin his college education at Mississippi State.

So three of my four, now my oldest, probably the biggest bulldog fan of the children,

but had a chance to play college baseball, so he didn't

go to Mississippi State.

You never know, though.

Maybe he'll take his NBA.

But nevertheless, listen, congratulations to everybody that had their children graduate with their

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