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

This is the Paul Pinecom show our three podcast.

This might be college football, heaven hot.

We are back and should not wait to talk to our next guest who is primarily a reporter in the New York Times.

Recovery is covered in oil forening in the National Australia,

covering the afternoon in that state.

But something happened along the way,

and I'm gonna let him tell the story,

but he is just out with a book entitled,

The Boys of Riverside, a deaf football team and a quest for glory.

And if you, as you hear him talk, if you think you're hearing the premise of a Disney movie, you very well may be it is an extraordinary story Thomas Fuller joining us

about a football program that only knew losing just a string of losses over nearly 50 years and it all changed.

Thomas, first of all, thank you very much for joining us.

No, you're welcome.

It's a pleasure.

So you're just doing your day job.

It's a New York Times one day and you get an email.

I'm going to let you tell the story.

Yeah, I mean, you're absolutely right I you know I cover wildfires I cover shootings I cover

you know all the stuff that ails are society and I get this email and it says,

hey, there's a team that hasn't been to the playoffs

in 70 years, and for as long as the school's been around,

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