Welcome to on the bench. I am Brendan Sonone. I am joined by Christopher Ney. We're going

to do an old school podcast. Sonone and Ney going back and forth, talking a little bit

of ball. Specifically, we're talking about FSU spring game, which was yesterday. It was

a pretty good turnout. We will later in the week. I think maybe Monday go full into the

recruiting festivities, which was awesome. Zacted a great job of spearheading a ton of recruiting

coverage. We had Newburgh up here and Chris helping. There was a ton to go over with recruiting

that it deserves its own platform, its own podcast. I think there is enough from the

spring game for us to go over as well. With that being said, this is going to be focused

on just the football aspect of the spring, what Saturday was like. So Chris, a night and

day difference from your demeanor and you have admitted before that these, whether it's

hoops, whether it's football, your mood can change if you don't like what you see or if you

do like what you see in the hours after a game. Thursday's practice, you were kind of bewildered

and frustrated and like what you saw. But Saturday, you're a giddy. Let's be correct. On Thursday,

I was fit to be tied. That offense looked like it could have completely passed down

field and that they would never score again on Thursday. Your bad mood put me in a bad mood,

which doesn't put me in a worse bad mood that your mood allowed my mood to be affected.

Well, I've told people, I usually leave spring with like an added level of optimism, feeling

good about some things and you know sets the table for the off season. Thursday, I left

thing in my god. I don't know how they're going to games. I mean, it was bad. And I had only seen

in person the first scrimmage, which in itself wasn't very good. And I had talked to enough people

about the second scrimmage, including you guys to know that that one went very, very poorly. So,

I just said to a good and I thought Saturday, I thought Thursday set the table for Saturday to be

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