Welcome to Andy Narean three. Happy Friday. Dear Andy, dear Ari Day, but we start with some big recruiting news that actually leads us to ask a question of all of you and of us. So Luke Wafel, who is a highly touted edge rusher from New Jersey's Hun School, commits to USC on Wednesday, on Thursday, excuse me.

And we're watching little highlights of Luke Wafel, who is, yeah, he tears people up.

This is a guy everybody in the country wanted.

On 3's rankings have him at number 14 in the country.

We had it in the highest of all the services, but everybody's got him pretty high.

This is a dude that lots of teams wanted.

And producer River, let's play the clip.

And now I just like to thank my friends all back here for showing support in Middle Town.

I'm so grateful for Middletown.

And yeah, I think we're ready.

With that being said, I would like to announce for the next three to four years,

I'm committing to the University of Southern California.

That's the Jersey accent right there, Ari. That's a jersey accent going west yeah i uh feel like

it's a pretty jersey family uh but i feel like too that jersey is uh one of the most underrated

states in the country for high school talent and like that video right there, funny enough,

is like the manifestation of what I thought was going to happen

from the beginning at USC. That they would, you know, I don't need to go through the diatribe of what I thought USC was going to be the day. You're talking about when Lincoln Riley got the job. Yeah. Yeah. Like, you know, getting really good players on the West Coast, you know, figuring out the national spots to hit and then doing it.

So like USC. on the West Coast, you know, figuring out the national spots to hit and then doing it.

So, like, USC has certainly given you something to cling to.

And I think that's the most important thing when it comes to this.

Because at the end of the season, Andy, and I know USC fans were, like, really upset with me.

But, like, I was looking around and around and you know that we weren't sure

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