So, you want to be a marketer. It's easy. You just have to score a ton of leads and figure out a way to turn them all into customers. Plus manage a dozen channels, write a million blogs and launch 100 campaigns all at once. When that's done, simply make your socials go viral and bring in record profits. No sweat. Okay, fine. It's a lot of sweat. But with HubSpot's AI-powered marketing tools,

launching benchmark-breaking campaigns is easier than ever. Get started at HubSpot.com slash marketers.

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

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Our 3 Podcast.

This might be college football, heaven.

Welcome back.

We have more time on this program,

and we can't wait to say hello to Adam in Rittenberg, the VSDM.

He has just compiled and listened to top quarterback coming back for the next season.

What you got?

That's some of your picture there, but you're going to have to say somebody who maybe ranked a little higher than him on opening day.

We say hello to Adam.

And Adam, first of all, good afternoon. Great to have you. Let's start with your number one

quarterback, Cade Klobnik. It's taken a while for him to develop, but he's looking quite strong,

and that's not good news for LSU on opening day. Good afternoon.

Hey, good afternoon. Paul, always great to be with you. And it isn't good news for LSU on opening day. Good afternoon. Hey, good afternoon. Paul, always great to be with you. And it

isn't good news for LSU, a team that struggled at times with productive quarterbacks. And

K. K. Kluvnik certainly was that. I mean, his numbers took a big leap last year. His second

season under offensive coordinator, Garrett Riley, they had more weapons around him.

He had a lot more comfort in the pocket. I talked to coaches in the ACC who said they could see his competitiveness

early on in that first year as a starter, but just wasn't nearly consistent enough. And he certainly showed that last year,

leading Clemson to somewhat of a surprising ACC title.

...