On a disgusting and repugnant Saturday night, I'm here with somebody who is neither disgusting nor repugnant.

His name is Jeff Cameron, and he's sitting in for Gene Williams.

My name is Tom Lang, and you are watching the War Chant Game Day postgame call-in show that has been fired up in the fourth quarter of a 35 to 11 beatdown,

as Florida State is listless for the better part of the last two and a half hours.

And Florida State is in a place, buddy, where there was a bumper song that we had for a brief period of time on the FM dial by Metallica.

I think you'll remember this.

You remember the title, Jeff, of that song by Metallica that started the second hour of the program for a couple of new years time.

If you don't, it broken, beat, and scarred.

Yeah, I do remember that.

Absolutely.

And I loved it.

That's a great song, which was a shockingly good song late in their career.

Kind of came out of nowhere.

That was the Rick Rubin produced record.

Yeah.

And a good one.

Yeah.

So broken, beat beat and scarred

that signifies us that signifies you here on Warchance tv in the chat it signifies the people

in the stands who hey man that that building was more full than I thought it was going to be on a

Saturday against North Carolina it signifies the players on the sideline and certainly a head coach who is now

searching after an effort that looks unlike any other efforts so far in 2024, meaning we laid down

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