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June 11, 1997.

Don't know what happened that day in college football, but that's the day MJ dropped like 38, I think, on Utah and the NBA finals, despite the fact that he had the flu.

That was there.

Now, tonight on this show, I don't know what's going to happen, but it has taken copious amounts of all kinds of substances to be able to get me on the show.

Jesse and Colin know what I'm on. The FDA does not know what I'm on, but we cannot take a day off because we got too much to talk about.

The show's jam-packed. We're high atop a suddenly sunny downtown Nashville, Tennessee. It's crazy.

What happens when you spring forward an hour? I may end up

campaigning on this. If this show ever goes political, it'll be purely for the storm chasing

bill in Oklahoma and to make whatever daylight savings or standard time this is permanent.

My rivalry with some internet-bound Clemson folks has escalated today.

I will talk about it as their recruiting has escalated.

I had a question about the health of the sport, that sport being college football.

I did want to address that.

We've got a ton of spring questions tonight.

And they're kind of spring questions, but really they're just questions in general.

Does anyone know, really, what Utah will look like this year? They were bad last year for the first time ever. Such a testament to Kyle Winningham that, like, they don't ever

recruit in the top 10, and yet they're always there. And suddenly they weren't. That's just a random

question. I got like 20 of them. I've they weren't. That's just a random question.

I got like 20 of them. I've got mystery teams. We've got a ton to get to tonight, and we will do it

in about as timely a manner as we can. They're watching us in Villa Rica, Georgia, Suffield, Connecticut,

Pleasant Grove, Utah, and listen to me carefully, Killeen, Texas. Yes. Am I perfect? No. Do I stumble on a town's

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