Yes, indeed. Make or break. We're going to do that to start the show today. And the

ultra back is here. Raymond Harris, 1994, 1997. One of my favorite, it's called Under the Radar, Chicago Bears, with a deep discussion

coming up today where Gregory shares about himself, I share about myself, the ultraback shares

about himself, as we're talking about being the best person you can be, and also a ton of football

as well. Gregory, good to see you.

We're on the road today. I'm live in Iowa City, Iowa, as I'm taking a friend weekend here to watch

the tournament. And there you go. I got the I got the Hawkeye helmet for you there, buddy.

That looks like a real one, like one that was game used.

Yeah, I'm in a, I mean, I'm in a huge sports fan's house.

A major, major player in Iowa City doesn't want to be, I won't give his actual job details, but I got, I got like official baseballs around.

Right.

Yeah, yeah, well, exactly right.

I, uh, we were in Spanish class together. I made it through Spanish class. He, uh, exactly right. We were in Spanish class together.

I made it through Spanish class.

He failed out and went for Latin, but that was, you know, a couple of 30 years ago at this point.

I know that you guys are going hunting of some sort.

And so I may or may not have wished some Dick Cheney upon you, but we'll see.

I'm out in St. Louis, as this is the traveling band here of the CHGO Bears podcast,

and Purdue takes on Queens here tonight.

Kentucky and Santa Clara are the early slate here in St. Louis.

And there are so many Santa Clara fans out there that this is what embodies the March

Madness tournament. They haven't been in the tournament since 1996 with Steve Nash. So I think

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