You got that right. Hey, by the way, next segment, not this one, next segment, Jonathan Grenard,

your Minnesota Vikings, joins the Power Trip Morning Show. Love having him on. Yep, such a good dude.

As we get prepared for a very, very, very busy couple of weeks here, just being the lucky,

lucky guy that I am, being on all the emails and getting ready for this trip as part of it,

I can't even imagine this being somebody's job to wrangle all these people, not just the players,

but all the staff, all the equipment, all the, everything.

The logistics here, kind of insane.

I can't believe it.

And it's Paul Martin and crew. They're doing a great great job and I know that they're ready to pull their hair out, but it's amazing how easy they're making it for us and how hard it must be for them. So thank you, all of them. It's really something. Really, really something. All right, fan five. Yeah, we're going to do fan five now, Corey. It's time for Fan Five on the Power Trip. Presented by Builders and Remodlers. Thank you, Builders, Remodels. Thank you. All right, let's hit some things we haven't talked about at all in almost three hours. Hey, what happened? Bruce Pearl stepping down at Auburn after 11 seasons. The karate guy? Same one, yes. Same one.

He's going to move into an ambassador's role at Auburn.

His son, Stephen Pearl, five-year deal is new head coach.

Man.

Have you guys ever been to Continental Diamond?

Of course.

Yeah.

They sell their necklaces down there.

Bruce Pearl is 65 years old.

He has made it to six NCAA tournaments with Auburn in 11 seasons and two final

fours.

Oh, I'm sorry.

He considered running for Senate.

And then he claims he changed his mind.

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