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That's why Greg McElroy, ESPN, former Alabama quarterback,

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I mean, got a dynamite YouTube show as well.

Gregory, how are you on this lovely December afternoon?

I'm good, buddy.

I'm glad I wasn't referred to as Cole Kublick's co-host on the radio.

No.

Because that is a bridge too far.

And knowing that he joins you on your Thursday show every week has been both engaging

and at the same time repulsive, a little too much into the weeds for cube kicks, man.

Why you got to why you got to give them such a platform to let him talk about offensive line play?

It's borderline offensive. Would you agree? Truthfully, yes. We all make mistakes in life. I'm sure that

you don't feel like you've been purely angelic at every point in your career. So were mistakes made?

Yes, but were lessons learned? Also. But were lessons learned also, yes. Hey, I've enjoyed,

Devon, you, I listened, and you know this. Like, I've texted you a bunch of times.

Like, I listen to your show a lot. I just like it when people do it the right way. You know what I

mean? Like, there's, it's really easy to go out and say, you know, Colorado's a top 10 team in the preseason

in an effort to generate clicks. And I've always respected you and your approach because I think

you cover it the right way. You love the sport. And that's what we're all in it for. And I will,

for all of his flaws, tuba kicks does have an awful lot of love for the sport. It's just the wrong position group that he cares about. Nobody cares about the offensive line. I'm just hopeful that at some point he'll realize that. Yeah, it's like Memo used to always tell me, Joshua, if your heart's in the right place, your logic can be flawed, but you don't want people whose hearts are in the wrong place with sound logic.

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