Hey, Fighting Tigers, Fight all the way.

Welcome to a mobile edition of Hey Fighten Podcast.

As always, I'm Cody Wersham, Digital Media Reporter.

Freteless U Athletics joined on the back of the bus by the man of myth legend, Jacob Hester. Mr. Hester, we've done these things in many places. The back of the bus is the first one. I'm sure it's not the last one, but first one for sure. It is, and the legend, Boudreau is looking at us trying to see if we're actually on there.

Yes, Boudreau, we are doing a podcast from the back of the bus here at the Burbank Airport.

We're ready to go.

Hollywood, baby, indeed.

Just landed, and we're trying to be efficient with our time here as we're in Pacific Coast time.

There's much city to see and, you know,

figured we might as well be efficient with our podcasting time. So knock it out now as we've

landed. And we are a little late. This was supposed to be recorded, what, Tuesdays when we

normally record, but Hurricane Ida forced different plans upon everybody, including us, and so we appreciate

your patience waiting for this episode, and you know, you and I were talking about this, Jacob,

before the plane took off. And my mindset has already started to shift just because we've traveled

across the country, but hadn't felt like Game Week yet. Right. Now, being in the heart of South Louisiana and, you know, Baton Rouge, by most accounts,

was spared a lot of the worst damage.

But it's been a difficult week for a lot of people, myself included, you know, just no power,

trying to keep things running with a generator and keep kids and your family safe and healthy

and not going

crazy and all that stuff.

It's a full-time job.

And I know a lot of people in South Louisiana are dealing with different aspects of that,

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