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It's live. It is Sunday night, February 21st, the year of our Lord, 2021, jam-packed. We could have gone three hours tonight if we wanted to. Some of you actually positioned that we did do that. We can't do that. Some people around here, including myself, have bedtimes, but we could easily go to full shows. Don't ever let anyone tell you it is the off-season, because it's not an off-season. It doesn't exist. offseason is not real. I said it. So I'll find myself. We've got transfer portal news to talk about, not just who's going in, who's coming out. It's a big week here. At 24-7, it's a big week because we have a new product will unveil tomorrow, bright and early, depending on where you are. You may still be asleep when it goes live, going to be exciting. I think it is huge. It is sort of an inflection point within

the college football world itself, whether you're on our side of the fence. asleep when it goes live, going to be exciting. I think it is huge. It is sort of an inflection

point within the college football world itself, whether you're on our side of the fence or the

actual coaching world side of the fence. We will discuss that to lead off the show tonight.

I will also talk in much greater detail about something I've been kind of back and forth

with a few of you about off the record, as well as on Twitter,

publicly, about the evolution of coaching staffs. You see on the full screen here,

if you're watching on YouTube, it just says the evolution of coaching staffs. Well,

when you think coaching staff, you think running back coach, special teams coordinator,

offensive coordinator. I'm not necessarily talking about that. I'm talking about a full staff.

Everything from player personnel departments to graphics and design, it's rapidly evolving.

That word, evolution, very important here. Because I think there may be jobs for some of you who want to get into this world that didn't exist five years ago, that certainly do now and will even more

exist five years down the road. And what I'm trying to tell you is a lot of you have always dreamed of being in college football in some shape, form or fashion, and never thought you could. You probably can. And if you don't believe me, I'm going to give you four or five examples. I'm going to give you names whose stories you can go read about yourself that will probably prove otherwise. We've got North

Carolina mood tracker tonight. It is right there with Arkansas as having been the most requested

program mood tracker that we do. And so tonight's the night. We are going to do that. And we're also

going to talk about Iowa State. And we're going to talk about how some people, myself included,

love what they're doing in Ames, Iowa,

love Matt Campbell, love everything about the program.

There are other people out there who don't. I won't go as far as to say hate, but there are a lot of people out there who aren't crazy about Iowa State. It has nothing to do with Iowa State football. It has a lot more to do with principle, the overarching nature. and I'll sum that up for you, probably in a way that may hit a lot closer

to home for even those of you who aren't Cyclone fans. So we are about to dive in, want to remind

you, we are like, I think, a couple of dozen people away from 13,000 on Twitter at late

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