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Let's check the eye, Josh, here.

Allegedly it's Thursday morning, May 13th. I'm pretty sure it's the year of our Lord 2021,

and I'm definitely sure we got such a loaded mailbag this morning that we have questions

that have overflowed from about a week prior. Luckily, they're still relevant today, so I'm going to fit as many in as possible.

I know we stretched Tuesday morning with, you know, some stories that may or may not have tied into college football, but I'm not apologizing because the feedback I got from the storm chasing story in Tuesday's pod, overwhelming. And it was all positive. I think there was one guy who said stick to football. And to you, sir, I just apologize. And that's why I kicked it to the end of the podcast. But by now, and based on the feedback you guys have given me, I got a pretty good idea of what you're looking for. So I like to mix some flavor. You know, that's an industry term, some flavor. Otherwise, you never would have heard that word before. So here's how to submit a question if you want to jam pack it into this podcast or future podcast. Josh Pate706 at gmail.com. You can reach me the same way if you want to book a Zoom consultation, really loading up this next week of those, by the way. Also, the Instagram account, we're trying to get that thing as fat as we can by the time Media Days rolls around, really, because that's when I'm going to start pushing some stuff there that you have not seen yet. It's going to be fun. It's going to be very, very eye-opening, very peel-back

the curtainy, a lot of stuff that you otherwise would not have seen. I'm going to be able to give you

there. This is the kind of stuff that maybe management doesn't want me showing on our main

broadcast. And so if we can hide it over there in the Instagram account, oh, maybe they won't see it. So at late kick Josh, that's how you can find me there. It's the same

on Twitter. At late kick Josh. Those accounts, I'm just, again, it helps me obviously. So selfishly, I want them to be as big as possible, but it's going to greatly help the show. And it's going to immediately serve you the bigger those accounts are. It's kind of incentivizing us to be able to

do more things and to get a yes to do more things. So I keep saying that in kind of a guarded way. If you can read through the lines, you know what I'm telling you. So it's up to you to make it happen. At late kick Josh. All right, let's dive in because I've got a lot of questions to get to. I'm going to get to as many as possible this morning. I'm going to let Joe kick us off. Joe said, I was thinking about it. And doesn't it seem like coaches are sometimes loyal to a quarterback or other players to a fault? I feel that this has been the case in the past with Georgia and presently with Penn State, among other examples. Joe, I think this is possible, yes.

I do think it's a little more complicated,

but sometimes not as complicated.

Sometimes it's just on the surface, like you said.

But independent of Penn State, because I'm not sure how I feel about that,

Clifford's the assumed starter because he's been there like 24 years at this point,

and I don't know that there is a definitive better option there. But at Georgia, you're referring to Justin Fields. And that looks bad now. And to some people that looked bad at the time. And like I've said about this whole situation before, if you're unfamiliar, by the way, let me take you back. So Justin Fields is on campus. You know who that is now. But some of you, if you don't follow

recruiting, you didn't know that name back then. He was a five-star quarterback. Came out the same

class as Trevor Lawrence, same state. They were both from around Atlanta. Georgia landed Justin Fields

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