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Meemaw told me, guys, you told me growing up, and I'm going to tell you now,

recruiting in the deep end is not for the faint of heart. In the NFL draft, they give you up, and I'm going to tell you now, recruiting in the

deep end is not for the faint of heart. In the NFL draft, they give you a spot and you just get to take whoever you want to when your spot comes up. In college football, you could go get them all, and then you could have them, and then someone takes them, you could just miss out on them entirely. I would argue it's better to have gotten them and lose them than miss out entirely, which is different than what the college football public will tell you.

I'm going to tell you what I'm talking about, though, because we got some news breaking this afternoon. Late Kick Live Tuesday, June 18th, the Everlord of 2024. We're sort of high atop Manhattan Beach, California here. We're in L.A. for the Elite 11. That's going down later tonight. I don't have a whole lot of that to talk about on the show but i do have a whole lot of you know like decommitments i've got dabbo's legacy someone

came at me one of you lovingly came at me today and you just flat out asked me a question about

dabbo swinney's legacy i don't know where it came from sort of out of left field but we welcome

that sort of thing on this show several unpopular takes to tonight. Again, it is already my favorite segment that we do. Bold predictions, big questions, those are on the show tonight. There has been some news. Every time we come to L.A. and do shows, there's big news in the Los Angeles college football market, and there is today as well. Not quite USC and UCLA going to the Big Ten like it was a couple of years ago, but we got a fairly sizable decommitment to talk about, and I alluded to it on the show two nights ago, so it didn't come as a surprise I know to a lot of you. So we're jam-packed. They're watching us in Athens, Alabama, Topeka, Kansas, Conway, South Carolina.

I got Gelby just to my 12 o'clock right now, and it's going to bring him no pleasure to know that because it's windy here just off the Pacific Ocean, instead of professionally tossing my sheets to the side, I have to wad them up and throw them on the ground tonight.

We will pick it up

because we do not litter on this show. So let's dive in. Colin, who is all the way back in Nashville,

could you do me a favor? Could you throw me that tweet up about Davoswini on the screen? Okay,

so I don't know how the college football mind works sometimes, that's okay because if you try to figure

out how mine works it would be a lost cause Tony the Tiger's cousin I can only assume a birth

name comes at me earlier today and says if Clemson keeps regressing and they never win another

title does it tarnish Davos Swinney's legacy to you?

Now, I welcome your feedback. I welcome your questions. I looked at this one and in my mind,

I heard the whole, but then I read it again. I said, maybe I'm missing something because the other

day I had a very, very what I thought was popular take that none of you agreed with. So, hey,

maybe a lot of you agree that if Dabo never wins another title, it tarnishes his legacy. I cannot possibly pick up

what you're putting down there. I can't personally. If there were, you know, like off-field

scandal, that's the kind of thing that could tarnish a legacy. But short of that, first off,

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