Welcome in from Chicago. There's Tom in Tallahassee. I'm here and we're doing a quick hit before I go to the airport and make my way back to Tallahassee where, let's admit it, everybody. The news is good. We've been waiting to hear about changes that were forthcoming. They've happened. We talked yesterday, Tom. I know briefly, this is in lieu of the JCS today because it's a travel day really quick for those tuning in, maybe a couple different parts of video where I can just to weigh in with Tom about the ongoing changes that we see coming and what that means potentially. And I think there is something exciting for fans because for so long this year,

there's been nothing to look forward to.

Week to week, the games certainly haven't been anything to look forward to beyond the

fellowship of getting together with fans and friends and family, I should say.

But we kind of knew how games were going to play out, at least now.

I think that's the big thing.

There's a sense of maybe hope where there hasn't been,

and I think that's a big deal.

I know we talked some yesterday, Tom,

but it's a good sign that Mike obviously recognized that,

you know, that this is untenable and something had to be done now,

and a message had to be sent, hence the reason that coaches were let go in season.

Yeah, look, he read the room properly once it got to a place of, you know, one in five, one and six.

It took a while.

But I think we felt that.

But it was hard to convince the fan base at large that, you know,

us feeling that means that an action is going to happen.

This would have happened no matter what at the end of the season, at least one of the

coordinators, I believe, even if Florida State had, you know, scratched together a win in the last

few weeks.

Like, say, North Carolina, they had won that game.

I know, I know, crazy.

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