To me, this team accomplished more almost than any team.

No disrespect to any other teams that we had or any championship teams.

But this team won 11 SEC games.

No other team has done that.

They won the SEC and went undefeated in the SEC.

And then they beat two great teams in the playoffs with the break in between.

Now, this is our fifth game in a row from LSU to Arkansas to Florida to Notre Dame to here

and played 13 games, one undefeated, with all the disruption that we had in this season.

I think there's quite a bit to write about when it comes to a legacy of a team.

There's Nick Saban, and yes, that man just won his seventh national championship,

and his demeanor was, I would describe it as slightly perturbed,

Chris. That's as happy as you're ever going to see. Right. Nick Saven. We're on to number

eight and let's let's go and let's not spend a lot of time. I look, it takes that level of torment to achieve that level of success. You can never

pause. You can never be content. You can never be satisfied. You have to constantly be striving for

more. The struggle, the pursuit is where the satisfaction

lies and it's on to the next one. And it's warped and it's twisted and it's not healthy,

but he's won seven national championships because of it. Yeah, he's one of the greatest

coaches of all time. I mean, if not the greatest college coach of all time. But, I mean, he's in the conversation for just great coach, any sport, whatever it is. You know, part of the Bill Belichick tree, sometimes that kind of goes unnoticed, right? But they have the same demeanor, you know, and that same approach where it's like,

okay, yeah, we won the Super Bowl, we won the national championship, it's great, well, you know,

have a beer and enjoy it, but, you know, the next day it's going to be on to the next season,

let's go. But what they've done, what he's done personally is unreal. The fact that they have

won, what, six national titles since 2009, the fact that,

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