Hey everyone, welcome back to our second episode of vocal distancing. My name is Adam Whitten as we check in with our Learfield, IMG College broadcast family across the country and just see how everyone's doing really and whether or not anybody has any new play-by-play videos or whether or not they're trying to call play-by-play of random activities around the house. That seems to be a popular item these days. Let's introduce our panel for week two.

We're bringing back Jones Angel from North Carolina.

We have two new additions to the roundtable today. We have Matt Lapei he's the voice of the

Wisconsin Badgers and Brian Estridge the voice of the TCU horn frogs.

Fellows we appreciate it and let's let's jump right in and I want to kind of take this in somewhat of a

different context because last week I asked the question to our panel of four I said

tell us how you're doing tell us how you're dealing with this new reality, and it was really the first time we checked in. But for a lot of us, and I'm in this position here in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where we're into week four of social distancing and being at home and working remotely.

And I'll be honest, over this past weekend, there have been some tough moments for myself, for my family.

You're around these people all the time and you love them to death, but at the same time, that routine and not being able to get out and do the things you like to do starts to get to you.

So let's start there and just how you're doing and how you're coping with the fact that now we're getting

into close to a month of being in this situation.

Let's start with one of our newcomers.

Let's start with Matt.

Yeah, it's been interesting here.

I think the first couple of weeks,

I almost used it like a vacation or a sabbatical, right?

I mean, for me, this time of year, I transitioned from basketball

into some Brewers baseball.

I'm the fill-in announcer for Brian Anderson,

who this time of year normally would be getting ready for the NBA playoffs.

He would just be coming off his run in the NCAA tournament.

So I tried to embrace it, you know, for a couple of weeks.

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