Welcome into this edition of the show and where today I sit down with Chancellor Glenn

Boyce. He's been the Ole Miss Chancellor since late 2019 and under his leadership,

Ole Miss has seen records in retention and enrollment funding from a private level and the dollars and donations that are coming into the university.

Athletics has thrived in a number of different ways since 2019 as well.

And we have a very all-encompassing conversation here today for you.

We talk about enrollment and infrastructure and P3 partnerships, which are

becoming a very invoked term here at Ole Miss between the Baltimore Entertainment District

Project dormitories going up under the public-private model as well. We discussed those things.

We hit on some IHL situations that greatly affect government funding to the University of Mississippi.

And then, of course, we spend a lot of time on athletics. Dr. Boyce is on the NCAA Board of Governors.

He is on multiple SEC committees as well and is one of the permanent faces in president,

chancellor administration when it comes to college athletics.

So we talk about an ILGO.

We talk about the transfer portal situation,

incidentally eligibility windows,

and then more locally,

things at home between Trinidad Chamblis's lawsuit that now has allowed him to be eligible for the

2026 season for all intensive purposes and then other factors as well there with the

football team and the off season.

Of course, at one point we do mention Lane Kiffin for a second.

So so many different parts of Ole Miss, both academically, athletically, and the campus as a whole here with a friend of the podcast,

a friend of mine, and I think a podcast that you will definitely enjoy today.

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