And when Danny was warming up, it was almost like a shot foot or something.

And I was telling our coach, I said, I don't know, how's he going to throw the ball like that when the game starts?

Well, when the game started, he didn't throw it like that. It was pooh! Everything was a quick release, on the money.

I said, this guy, when the game starts, he's a different player.

Hello and welcome.

It's always college football.

Today is Thursday, April 10th.

And we appreciate those of you that are not consuming nothing but master's content to be here with us to talk a little college football on the opening round at Augusta National. I understand if you want to have dual screens going,

I'm totally good with that. As long as you're here with us, talking a little ball will be in great

shape. Please like, please rate, please subscribe to the show.

Wherever you get the show, we always appreciate your support and continue to tell your friends

about some of the content that we're putting out here at Always College football. We have a fun

show in store for you today. We figure we talk a little quarterback competitions, but I can talk about quarterback

competitions all summer long. Plenty of opportunities for me to discuss that. I think I should

bring in an expert on the topic, and that is former Heisman Trophy winner, former National

Championship winning head coach, Steve Spurrier.

We're going to talk with the head ball coach and kind of ask him, hey, you never really

went with one specific guy. It always felt like you had a second guy ready to go, in some cases

a third guy ready to go. And if a guy didn't play well, he got the quick hook and the backup went in.

I'll talk to Coach Spurrier about how he handles the quarterback situation and how he might

handle it differently, knowing the transfer portal has given his quarterbacks more options than they

had when he was the head coach for them at Duke, Florida, and at South

...