Hearing voices.

This is hearing voices.

This is hearing voices.

Conversations with the voices that bring the excitement of college sports alive.

Now, here's your host, the voice of your fighting tigers, Chris Blair.

Welcome back, everybody.

It's another week of hearing voices.

Glad you could stop by our little show here on LSU Gold or wherever you find your podcast.

And I'm excited for a couple of reasons for this week's show, because number one, we're

going to be in person, which is always exciting.

And secondly, it's one of my good friends and really one of the great broadcasters in the

SEC.

It has been for a long, long, long, long time, not to aging.

But please welcome to the show, the voice of LSU

women's basketball, voice of LSU softball, and a contributor in so many different ways for the LSU

Sports Radio Network. Mr. Patrick Wright, Patrick, I'm glad you decided to come in and we didn't have

to do it via, you know, video and technology. Yeah, because the people instead of hearing voices voices, they can see the voices as well. See the voices. See the voices. Well, I mean, first off, there's a lot of things I want to talk about because, as I said, you have been synonymous with LSU radio for a long, long time. And again, I don't mean to age you because I think you got started when you were 12, as legend goes. But you are in the midst of what is just an incredible season thus far for LSU women's basketball.

And, you know, I want to talk about, we'll go back to how you got started and who your heroes were and all the things that I normally like to find out on this show.

But I got to believe with all the LSU women's basketball you've seen, great coaches,

great players, great games.

I don't like hyperbole, like, this is the greatest season you've ever seen, or this is

the greatest team you've ever seen, because I think that's hard to do when you're talking

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