We made a promise to Mike Elko, who joined us last week before the Texas A&M Notre Dame game, that if he won the game, and they did, congratulations to him and the Texas A&M Aggies, that he would

make a return appearance here on the show and have a chance to let Golick have it. So Mike Golick is here.

We congratulated both Mike's, Mike Alcoe, on beating Notre Dame, and Mike Golick on just being

able to sign on to the internet. It it's embarrassing it really is i i should know

better the world has turned to technology and i have i'm lagging behind poor you got to get yourself

a really good assistant mike that's the trick to this old game these days well i i have my wife

who i will not call my assistant.

Careful.

Smart move.

She is normally watching one of our four grandkids.

So I'm basically left to fend for myself, which is just awful.

I appreciate you guys having me back on.

No, we appreciate you doing it, Coach. How did that feel? How did that win feel at Notre Dame

last week for you, coach? Yeah, first of all, what an incredible college football game.

As a guy who grew up watching college football, it really was. And I said this after the game,

but you had two teams making an awful

lot of plays out there. And obviously for our program, that was a huge opportunity for us to get on

a stage like that on the road and come away with a victory. And we haven't done that in a really

long time here at Texas A&M. And I think it's just us continuing to kind of kick the door down on some of the

things that have prohibited this program from being what it's capable of being. And so from that

perspective, it was a great night for the Aggies. I thought you had something there, Mike.

Oh, oh. Hey, listen, listen, I'm giving coaches flowers. I mean, it was one of those games,

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