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Lake Kick is live.

It is Sunday night. It is April 19th, the year of our is live. It is Sunday night.

It is April 19th, the Year of Our Lord 2020. It is a busy night, even under quarantine and the sporting world. We've got Lake Kick on the air live. We got a ton of people watching. We really appreciate that. The last dance documentary for the Bulls. The air is about an hour. So my word to you, we're going to be off the air so I can walk across the business park complex and watch it myself. So we've got a lot to get to tonight. I am going to hit some new approach type content with Alabama. I know that sounds weird because they themselves were in the middle of a dynasty, but there is a lot new, a lot more new than maybe you realize beneath the surface happening in Tuscaloosa. I am going to respond to one of your emails because I encourage you to send them. I put my address right there as Colin is showing you on the lower third there on the bottom of the screen. And one of you did just that from the state of Mississippi the other day. So I'm going to actually read that on air and comment because I thought it was pretty well thought out, even though I disagree with most of it. I'm also going to give you the very latest that we're hearing on JT. Daniels. It's a very hot name out there right now, the USC quarterback. Will he transfer? Will he stay at USC? If he does transfer, where is he going to go? That video that we did the other night did insane numbers on the YouTube channel. So we're going to revisit that. And also, I've got some Q&As tonight that I'm going to get to. And we had a couple

good ones, really good ones submitted right before we went on the air in the chat. And if you

are watching right now, or if you're watching the replay, please do us a quick favor. We're at 47 right

now. I only need three of you, or ideally like 30, to hit that thumbs up button, get us over 50, get us trending on the YouTube live section and really helps us out. So we appreciate you. I'm going to touch on the podcast a little bit later on. I gave you sort of an open question the other night on formatting, and you responded, boy, did you respond? So I'm going to let you know what we're going to do with the late kick podcast coming up before the end of the show. Let's get right into it though. I want to go quick tonight. I don't want to go 55 minutes or some odd time like we did the other night. So let's get busy. There are three things that we try and do anytime we do a segment on this show. It is at the forefront of every piece of

shaping of content that we put together on this program. Number one thing that we value is we value

creation over aggregation. We do not just read a bunch of websites and then kind of repackage

what they've already said. We want to have original content here that you didn't get anywhere

else and you could not have heard anywhere else because it originated here. That's the first thing

that we try to do. The second thing that we really value is an independent mentality over a

herd mentality. On the day that we do shows, I try not to expose myself to anyone else's podcast, anyone else is writing.

It's hard kind of sometimes to do show research and show prep when you're doing that, but

I want to be with blinders on, ready to present what our ideas on this program are. The third thing

that we really pride ourselves on is conviction over clicks. Clicks are the easiest

thing in the world to get. I could do a show right now, and I could title it five reasons why this is

Tom Herman's last year at Texas, and a bunch of people would watch it, a bunch of people would

click on it, it would suck, it would be terrible content, but you'd watch it in the same way that

you drive by a car wreck and you can't

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