Welcome to On the Bench. I'm your host for this episode, Bread and Sonone. I'm joined

by Zach Blostin. Zachary, he is here. I can't believe it. Can you not? It literally

I tweeted this yesterday and that's I think that's until liked it because he retweeted

it as well. But I said yesterday, I felt like a fever dream. I mean, I think I saw a lot

of our Nils 247 subscribers on our board yesterday just saying that it felt like a dream

like they couldn't believe it's real. I saw a lot of people saying they were sad. It's

kind of over, right? The saga because it was kind of fun to follow along over the past

two years. But yeah, Dustin Hill is officially in Tallahassee.

Dustin Hill made it. It was more than 800 days from when he committed to FSU publicly when

he signed with FSU. I don't know if you ever signed with FSU though. It's part of the part

of the many mysteries of this. But we're talking about Mike Nervell when we believe Dustin

Hill on officially or privately committed to Florida State. He hadn't even coached

the game yet. Yeah. He had just three wins to his name when Dustin Hill publicly committed.

Dustin Hill wasn't Dustin Hill when he committed to sign up for the first time. I go so much

as change in all of our lives. I had a lot less gray hair than Zach, you were a freshman

at Florida State? Yeah, or yeah, I think so, right? That would be my freshman like a lot

or half of my freshman year, pretty sure. And you just graduated. So it's been a wild ride.

As we get into this podcast and obviously that's going to be the focal point of the conversation

is Dustin Hill, the former four star wide receiver from New Orleans, finally making it

to Florida State in one of the most improbable recruiting twists and turd kind of deals

that we've ever, ever covered. I was talking to Ney on the bench yesterday, Zach Nasson,

he's ever seen anything like this in Florida State because he's been covering this program

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