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the number one bracket game, presented by Allstate. The pride, passion, and pageantry of college

football lives here.

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Hour One podcast.

This might be college football, head up.

We made it.

Somehow we were able to break ourselves away from just a bevy of TVs to say hello to you

and let you know that we will be here for the next four hours. I realize there are games going on

and we will update you on any of those that matter and those are the two that matter the most.

McNeese and Vanderbilt, that starts in a little while and we'll keep you updated but I don't

think there'll be much to update and then a little bit later Hawaii and Arkansas

Meanwhile three important early things learned from Texas this spring

practice Evan Veith will join us a little bit later on can't wait to talk about that

There's a new hog in Arkansas Ryan Silverfieldfield, and we'll talk to Tom Murphy, the veteran reporter, about how it's playing so far.

And of course, the dogs are on the practice field. Kirby Smart is confident. They're not a bunch of independent contractors. And on that subject, we say hello

to our own independent contractor, the one and only Mike Griffith, who continues to amaze. Mike,

great to see you again. First of all, I really like that backdrop. Where are you? Are you in Manhattan

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