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Graydon Gahl, honored to be filling in.

We'll get back to your phone calls here momentarily.

But we got a pretty big series in the state of Tennessee here.

And I am in Nashville trying to deal with like hail and thunderstorms right now.

Tim Corbyn joining us here, head coach of your Vanderbilt Commodore's baseball team.

Tim, I assume you are not in Nashville dealing with Hale like I am.

How are you, sir?

Hey, I'm doing good, Reagan.

Good afternoon.

No, we're in Knoxville.

We just arrived a few minutes ago.

That's what I thought.

So quickly on the series, by the way, for everybody, you can catch this series. You got SEC Network on Friday night, and then you got ESPN2, of course, on Saturday and Sunday for the Tennessee

Vanderbilt baseball series. And I'm just curious, you've been around a long time this sport,

you've been in this state a long time, and you've been coaching at Vanderbilt a long time.

And I'm curious what it means to the state, to the SEC, to college baseball to have this rivalry become what it has become in the last few years.

Well, I think the thing that I learned, you know, when I started the position in 2002, is this is a very underrated baseball state.

And it's a lot of good players that go off to a lot of schools

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