Rippy Rights with Brian Scott Libby.

Transcript can be obtained by drinking a fifth of bourbon, ramming your head through some drywall, and then writing down every thought you have.

What's up on a Friday? I am Brian Scott Rippey.

Thanks for tuning into another edition of the Rippey Rights podcast.

Today is not necessarily Mailback Friday. Kind of Melback Friday,

we did a grill corner with LB's Greg, and before that we also, we got to a little Kentucky

series preview with Colin Brister discussing Ole Miss's rotation. Mike's quote after the midweek game,

which I think is still newsworthy, despite them announcing the rotation.

And kind of some other things, Calvin Harris has returned to the lineup, what the rebels do when Kevin Graham gets healthy and how that affects Harris and everyone else down from there.

So the little disclaimer, though, in terms of the time stamp of it, Colin and I had to record

on Wednesday night, despite the millions of dollars I pay Colin to do this podcast.

He does have a day job.

He has to attend to as well.

It's no grease industry, but it's still time consuming.

So we recorded on Wednesday night when Mike had not yet announced the rotation.

And then Mike came out on Thursday and announced that it will be Dylan Delusha,

followed by TBA, TBA on Friday and, excuse me, on Saturday and Sunday for Old Miss.

So I think the conversation, Colin and I,

we spent a lot of time trying to figure out what the long-term fix of the rotation is breaking down Mike Bianco's lengthy quote. One of the lengthier quotes I've ever heard him have. Really, just in general and most thoughtful quotes I've ever heard him about it. I don't know the last time I remember being on the beat and clipping a Mike Bianco sound bite. But anyway, we broke that down and then kind of

figured out what that meant for the rotation. Both of us settled on Brandon Johnson,

followed by either John Gaddis, a freshman, then Derek Diamond. And that didn't turn out to be

the case, but I think the conversation is still relevant. I think Colin even mentioned the possibility

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