Hey, fighting tigers,

All right, welcome back to Hey Fight a podcast.

Wow, that was really loud.

How much bigger that one was in the other ones.

Always do that.

Well, you put your radio voice on. It gets a little louder. Come back to a hate fighting podcast. How was that? Is that good? Yeah, okay. It's like Parks and Rec. I'm not going to say the name of the radio show that they do on Parks and Rec. Have you watched Parks and Rec? Yes. The fake with Ira and the word that I probably shouldn't say on this podcast.

They have good fake radio voices, good production on that fake radio. Have you ever seen the Howard Stern movie? I have not. So I saw, like, it used to come on like VH1 all the time when I was a kid. And so I've seen like scenes from it, but I've never sat down and watched it start to finish. Yeah, they get on because he didn't say WNBC.

W.E.NBC.

NBC. scenes from it, but I've never sat down and watched it start to finish. Yeah, they get on because he didn't say WNBC.

W.E.N.BC. W. NBC. Yep, got to work on my intro voice. Welcome back to Hey Fighten podcast. I'm Cody Worship. Now I've gone into NPR mode. I don't know what I'm doing. Hester, good to be with you. I don't need to give you the full intro. Although I did I I was kind of planning this and I had a joke plan. I was going to, I was going to call you Hockab Hester, inspired by Hamez Rodriguez, recent Everton signing. Oh yeah. See if you would get it. How are you feeling about Hamas? I'm feeling really good about it. We actually made three signings. That's three times more than we normally make.

And I actually feel really good about all of them. So EPL season, about to start this weekend. Let's go. For those who don't know Hamez is spelled James, but he goes by Hamas. I've corrected everyone that said James, by the way. I'm that guy. Would you ever go by Hocka Pester? I think it actually sounds pretty good.

You got like,

actually, yeah.

The alliteration.

My radio show has like 37 Hs in it already. Would you ever go by Hockabhester? I think it actually sounds pretty good. Actually, yeah.

The alliteration. My radio show has like 37 Hs in it already, so let's just add an H sound to it. Hapester and Hanny. I like it. It's got a ring to it. Okay. We're going to get into some more substantial conversation stuff, that's certainly than where we've started. But I want to start here. And this is kind of like a quasi-substantial story, but I'm going to make like a fun spin on it. So there was a story in the Clarion Ledger today about Ole Miss and Lane Kiffin. Basically he's going to take a day or he's talking about taking day and cross-training some of his players, putting offensive players in defensive meetings, defensive players and offensive meetings

in case they have an issue with COVID and a position group. of his players, putting offensive players in defensive meetings, defensive players, and

offensive meetings in case they have an issue with COVID and a position group is quarantined

or can't play or whatever, so that they have guys who can play both ways. Now, that's, that's

a serious thing. This virus is not something to make light of. But I've actually thought about

this before, the idea of someone playing both ways in this season because of the extenuating circumstances.

So I'm going to throw the first question to you, and we're going to call this segment first question.

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