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You can feel that big week on deck within the next 36 hours, a couple of speaker series visits. It's going to go see some old friends. Driving distance. It's going to go see some old friends. We can't just be hopping on jets. We can't be Roy McElroy out here. Congrats to him, by the way. We'll talk about him in a second. We're jam-packed. We're high atop a glorious downtown Nashville, Tennessee. Picture-perfect sunset underway. We don't have the sunroof open, but we do have to

talk about some lessons that college football could be learning on this Sunday, April 12th, the

year of our Lord, 2006, maybe learning lessons from outside the world of college football.

We got spring intel, had some spring games go down yesterday.

A lot of observations.

Now, you'll notice a lot of these spring games aren't being televised,

which means we just got to kick at old school,

and we've got to go find someone who's illegally streaming it on TikTok

or streaming it on YouTube until someone narks them out

and shame on those people, by the way. But don't worry, we got enough. I'll just say that.

We've got enough. We've also got to start our really, really in-depth and honest discussion

amongst ourselves here, just you and I speaking as friends about whether these teams are going

to be better or worse than they were last year. We did this last year, and I speaking as friends about whether these teams are going to be better or worse than they were last year.

We did this last year and I had 100% hit rate on it because either we were right or coaches and officials and players screwed it up.

And we're going to try and hit it 100% again this year.

I got four teams to discuss tonight.

I'm going to tell you the truth about Josh Heipel tonight.

Someone asked us about

our wall art, about the Twister poster behind me. If you're listening on podcast and you've

never watched the show, this means nothing to you, but breaking news. We got one movie poster on

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