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Talk about everything college baseball. Maybe a little bit more than that.

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This is something that bar stool men see Brandon Walker, the guys at bar. So I think I've done a great job of trying to grow the game of college baseball.

I understand the people out there that don't want to sit through nine innings of major league baseball 162 times a year. I get that.

I get that. I understand people that say, oh, well, it's boring to watch this that in the other. But college baseball, whether it's the atmosphere, whether it's the games, whether it's the flow of the games, it's different.

And when we talk about growing the game, we know the love in past generations for baseball, it's America's past time, but it's kind of falling off a little bit.

And it shouldn't because it's such a great sport, especially college baseball. I love major league baseball, but just like I think there's a difference in between the NFL and college football.

I think there's a big difference in between college baseball and college football. Go to a Falcons game, then go to a Georgia game and tell me who cares more.

I think it's pretty self-explanatory. But when you look at these facilities that are getting built at the coaches, the parity in coaching and teams like coastal Carolina that can win the national championship.

And you never really know going into Omaha. And yes, the SEC is dominated and they're in the college world series finals right now, but there are a lot of good conferences in college base want a lot of smaller teams that are good in college baseball.

And you go, you look at Swayze field, you know, throwing the beers up and after a home run and just all the traditions that college baseball brings. And I promise you, if you're somebody that just watches during Omaha, listen, I understand.

But if you give yourself a chance and really try and follow this thing, the college baseball season from when it starts to win finishes, it is so much fun to keep up with and just give it a chance.

If you don't like it, then you don't like it, but I'm telling you the quality of play keeps increasing the flow of the game in my opinion is getting better and better and better.

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