Is it true that you reached out to Brian Callen in this week?

Is that true? Yeah, sure. You know, of course I did.

I mean, I don't want to see anybody that shares a job with you.

I mean, get let go. That's not that, you know, that's a, that's a tough feeling, you know, with family and school and, you know, whether it's in college or pro pro like we're in the media every single day and

there's a human element to this and that uh i don't want to forget and i just remember all those

coaches that or people that reached out after after i was let go and um you know i think that that's

important because nobody texts when you lose.

They all text when you win.

So it's a good reminder.

Mike Frable reminding us all that there is a very strong human element to the coaching profession.

It does affect families.

It affects the families of multiple individuals. Because when you get to the end of the season, the whole coaching staff is gone.

That creates a lot of turmoil for people. But, but, and I understand that aspect of it. It's very real.

But there's a quote from Hyman Roth that comes to mind when we start down this path. This is the life we've chosen. And when you decide at a young age, you're going to be a

GA at wherever you went to school. You're going to work up the

coaching. Like, everybody's in the FFCA at some point. Nobody ever makes it through 50 years of coaching

without getting fired. The best of the best, at some point,

the planet's going to line up in a way where they get fired.

It's inevitable.

It's inevitable.

And they get compensated accordingly.

And again, they didn't accidentally become coaches. It is inherent to the

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