All right. We're pleased to be joined by Mike Morgan. He's an ESPN and SEC Network announcer.

And of course, he's been on the show before and you're missing out. If you are not checking out

the JC and Morgan College football podcast, it's Mike and our buddy JC Sherbert. Mike,

thank you so, so much for joining me. Once again, I really appreciate you.

Glad to do it. Mike, appreciate the work that you do. Appreciate the plug on the on the podcast.

I think we're probably reaching the same audience you are, right?

FCC fans, college football fans, that's kind of our sweet spot. And this time of year,

it's Spring Football and SEC baseball for me. But love talking about the same things that

you and your audience do and we're not happy to do it. Yeah. And of course, you were on the call

there for the Kentucky blue and white spring game. You did a tremendous job with that. So

I wanted to have you on to talk about some Kentucky football because it was a little bit unique.

I mean, they held the game. It was not even the conclusion of spring. They still had a couple

practices after. And of course, there was the snow storm that came in. So what was it like

covering a spring game in a little bit of a blizzard there? It was the most unique spring game

experience I've ever had. And I've certainly called my fair share around the league. And I was

trying to think back of the coldest I've ever been during a spring game. And I don't think

anything stacks up to it for those that don't know. And it was literally snowing an hour before

kickoff. Strong winds and you know, temperatures in the thirties hardly spring weather. I was

out talking to Tony Neely long time s idea. Kentucky's been there 28 years. So to do ever seen

anything like this, he said, no, like this one's the first. So, you know, we've had a brutal winter

overall throughout the South. But that was taking it to another level. It affected the overall

fan, you know, the crowd and kind of the atmosphere. I don't really think it affected the

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