The MPW Digital Podcast Network proudly presents McCrady and Siski, powered by Rain Total Body Fuel.

Join longtime SEC beatwriter Neil McCready and former South Alabama assistant, Alabama staffer, and Ole Miss recruiting coordinator, Tyler Sisky, for an hour of football and fun.

Listen and enjoy as they talk ball, the national landscape, and much, much more.

Now, here's your host in the Clark Ford Studios, Neil McCrady.

Welcome into another edition of McCrady and Siski powered by rain total body fuel i'm neil mccrady

that is tyler siskie welcome into the uh tuesday january 17th edition of the show we normally tape

on mondays but it was an off day for my wife she was home for the day she wanted to do some things and so i said hey

tyler can we push back a day and he was kind enough to do it even though today's super busy for him

but helped out yesterday was so thank you shit show too so so probably worked out good okay worked it worked

out for me too i laura was i think laura was appreciative of the fact that i spent as much of the day with her as I could and still cover recruiting and stuff. Yeah. Ole Miss had an eighth grader on campus. I sent Chase over to update us. He's going to be a dude, by the way. He is, but he's in eighth grade. I think he's older, though. I have to go check that, but I've known about him for a while.

He's at Thompson in Alabaster, Alabama.

And dude, when you can go.

Two of my nephews were at Thompson for a while.

Yeah, that's right.

When you can go and be the starting quarterback at that place for,

I mean, their last two quarterbacks, both went, you know,

obviously Talia was two ago, and the kid that went, the last two quarterbacks both went, you know, obviously Talia was two ago.

And the kid that went, the last one they had last year, where it was, went to North Carolina,

and then they got this kid, and you can start there as an eighth grader.

And they won the state championship.

I mean, so in the largest classification in Alabama, so he's a dude.

I have a feeling that won't be his last visit to a college. Do you think? He's going to Alabama. That's the part of it that's... I don't know. That's the part of it to me. There's no way that Nick's coaching by the time that guy comes out, huh? It won't matter. It will matter. It's going to matter. I always used to joke, man. So you think Sabin's in his last five years? I mean, yeah, he's got to be, huh? I don't know. Tom Brady was playing quarterback at 46. Why can't Nick Saban coach till he's 80? I don't know. I just, when I met with him, when I took the job, I asked him about it.

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