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The pride, passion, and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Our One podcast.

This might be college football.

Good afternoon. Welcome in. It is Thursday. Very busy day on tap.

We'll go back and forth between courtside in Nashville and to your phone calls as the second day of the SEC tournament underway. One game about to wrap up. We'll update you on all the other games that will be played. Certainly plenty of news around college athletics. We'll talk to Bruce Feldman a little bit later on. He did the poll that we

briefly touched on yesterday until COVID over the five-year anniversary of COVID overran us.

We'll also talk about an FCC complaint. Yes, you heard me correctly against Nick Saban.

Apparently he was cursing too much. We'll break that one down for you.

Phone lines are always open on these early March shows on the radio at 855-242-7-285.

We also want to mention a shocking death this afternoon from a very close friend of our,

someone who was on this show as recently as November.

John Feinstein, the Washington Post sports writer, who became a best-selling author, more than 40 books,

including considered one of the greatest sports books, if not the greatest of all time,

a season on the brink about Bobby Knight died today at his brother's home in McLean, Virginia. No details available. John was 69 years old. I've known John since we both started in this business. He was always just an incredible friend personally and, of course, to our program.

I think we talked to John literally for every book that he has ever written, which now

ends at the number 40.

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