And away we go, episode one thousand two hundred sixty of the Al-Galdi podcast. It is Friday, February 13th, 2026. It is Friday the 13th. It is the day before Valentine's Day. What will be the 25th anniversary of one of the most famous losses in Maryland basketball history, February 14th, 2001, Valentine's Day Night, 2001,

a 74-71 loss to Florida State at Coalfield House in College Park, Maryland. Then Terrapins

head coach Gary Williams and his team got booed off the court. Yes, booed off the court at home. What was the team's

fifth loss in six games? I was there. I was at Colefield House that night broadcasting the

game for the mighty student radio station, WMUC. This was a low point for Gary Williams as

Maryland head coach. But then he did, as he tended to do, he figured it out.

Maryland ended its regular season with five consecutive wins and made the final four for the first time in program history.

Hello and welcome to this Friday installment of the Al-Galdi podcast. I on this

episode of the podcast have not one but two guests for you. Next segment, a conversation with a good

friend of this podcast, Washington Commander's analyst and former Washington Redskins tight end,

Logan Paulson. This is the first of two conversations that we're having with Logan about the

team's new offensive coordinator David Blow and new defensive coordinator Durante Jones.

We in this conversation next segment are going to focus on the team planning on having more

under center snaps for quarterback Jaden Daniels.

I find this topic fascinating.

We with Logan are going to do a deep dive on the commander's wanting more

under center snaps for Daniels, including why this is the case, the adjustment for Daniels

and going to more under center snaps, the pros and cons to being under center versus the shotgun

and pistol formation. So whether David Blow wants Daniels running less or just running smarter. And what changes

for the commander's offensive line with not just David Blow now as offensive coordinator, but also

Darnold Stapleton now as offensive line coach. And then after a conversation with Logan Paulson,

we'll discuss the state of the Washington Wizards Rebuild at the 2006 NBA All-Star break, as we'll speak with

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