Well, Zach, I actually just finished crushing some chicken harm, and I am freaking ready to rock and roll.

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off season.

We're going to have the absolute latest for you.

And with this off week, not really a whole lot going on.

So we thought it would be a good idea to have Jamie and Sherwood on the podcast today.

So we'll chat with Jamie in during the second and third segment of today's show.

We'll have a quick first segment here so we can get into that conversation.

But one thing, and I think it pertains to Auburn because I think it pertains to all sporting

events. So I just want to mention this for a second because I'm optimistic that we're going to

have fans at Jordan Hare Stadium this upcoming season.

Roger Goodell with the NFL, of course, he's the NFL's commissioner, probably the most booed

man on the planet. But he said yesterday the NFL expects to have stadiums at full capacity

with fans in the upcoming season. And obviously that's a big deal. The Braves talked about

their plan, starting it with limited, but expecting it to be full over the summer at some point, which is obviously a big deal, if I read that correctly a few days ago.

And so you look at all of this and you combine it with Alabama announced that they're going to be in full capacity.

You look at even like the Big Ten announced and they were kind of the ones that wanted to cancel football more than anyone else.

They are increasing their capacity for spring things and even football with their spring, spring games and things like that.

They're rolling out some increased seating. And so, like, obviously, this is a

huge deal. I kind of have a feeling, you know, Auburn plays things a little bit closer to

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