This is an IHeart podcast.

Yeah, these are the good ones.

The crew knows it.

The staff knows it.

Longtime listeners and viewers know it, even I know it.

If there's breaking news, everyone knows what we're leading the show with.

Nick Saban retires, we're leading the show with Nick Saban retiring from Alabama.

However, the nights where we don't have a huge news story out there, there's no big bombshell going off,

which feels like it's every other day in college football. Now, those are the good shows because those are the shows where we get to go wherever we want to. And friends, we're going a lot of places tonight. There will be a murder on tonight's show. I hate to tell you that. I hate to be the very of bad news. There will be a murder in tonight's show. It won't be for the

week at heart, but I think it's important for all of us to experience it together. We're jam-packed.

We're high atop a glorious downtown Nashville, Tennessee, Sunday, June 2nd, the Earl Lord,

2004. Do you just, ever you ever stop to think about the wild amounts of change that have happened in our great sport.

If you're 15 years old, sometimes you get told you don't know anything about history,

you hadn't seen anything yet. But if you're 15 years old, you've already seen more change

in college football in your life than some of the folks three times you're senior.

We're going to talk about a lot of it tonight.

We've got big questions in 2024. We're going to do this for several shows, but I'm going to start tonight asking some of the questions that are on my mind, and really I'm only doing it, so you'll reply, and I'll see some of the questions you're asking, which, hey, could be better than the ones we thought of. Bold predictions. Yes, we continue that tonight. We've got a 10. We've got a 10

on the bold prediction scale tonight. I've got some more impact freshman for you because I felt like the five we talked about the other day was just scratching the surface of some of the young guys who were going to get in on the action this year. Hey, James, or we had a really, really good feature the other day that I wanted to get to. We couldn't get to it. It was like position ranking. So we're going to start tonight. I want to get to some offensive line talk. And the 10 best units in the country, we're going to drill down on like six of them. But really, 10 of them? I think we can go that deep and talk about them. And then I'm sure we'll get just across the board agreement on that as well. They're watching us in Boulder, Colorado, Farmington, Missouri, Del Rio, Texas,

Clinton, Tennessee, $0.0.0 remains our marketing budget on this show. I always have to just

slip in thank yous here and there because our numbers are through the roof phenomenal, and it

continues to be that way.

So thank you guys. And for those of you who are new here, maybe you're here because you heard about us through word of mouth. Just to understand, here's how we generally try and operate. Take the rest of the college football shows out there, especially the ones on the bigger, you know, legacy-type platforms. We don't want to sound like them at all. We created the show, frankly, because I didn't like a lot of what was out there. And I knew you felt the same way. I just wanted to actually do something about it. So we don't spend a whole lot. We don't go buy billboards and signage in all sorts of big markets. We don't pay to do that. What we do is we try and do a good show, and if you like it, we just ask you, tell like five of your friends,

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