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It is Thursday night.

It is February 3rd, Dear Valor, 2022. This is Fort Lauderdale. It is a nice

immaculate studio, and we are coming off a very memorable national signing day. Now, look,

I'm still on the road for a little while, but what I wanted to do with the show tonight is take

sort of a best off from yesterday. We had Nick Saban on the show. We had Jimbo Fisher,

probably as animated as I've ever seen him. He joined us. We're Nick Saban on the show. We had Jimbo Fisher probably as animated as I've

ever seen him. He joined us. We're going to show you what he had to say. There were a lot of winners and losers. And I was really proud of the production that we put on down in Fort Lauderdale, had Andrew Ivans there, Steve Wolfong was there, had Bud Elliott there, Cooper Patagnon, for a single Terry Blake Brockermeyer.

So we put on about a 47 hour show.

I wanted to pick some but Elliot there, Cooper Patagnon, Chris Singletary, Blake Brocker-Myer. So we put on about a 47-hour

show. I wanted to pick some of the best parts from that. Take a look from National Signing

Day 2020 and let us know what you think about it in the comments below.

We've also got the Texas A&M Aggies now locked up with the number one class in the 24-7 sports team recruiting rankings. And look, let's go ahead and just add on to that number one class of all time. And if you want to hear us talk about that, that's fine. We're going to do that all afternoon. But why not just bring in the head man himself? Jimbo Fisher is there in College Station. Coach, I don't know if you're aware of this.

There's a graphic floating around here of you with a championship belt flung over your shoulder.

So if you don't want that, you just give me an address and we'll send it to an assistant coach.

It'd make a great wallet-sized photo. What has this day been like?

I mean, we added to our class, Smar, a tremendous player, tremendous young man, has size, speed, has all the measurables, but also he's a better person than he is player.

He's a great young man to be around, and I think he can have a huge impact on our organization.

When you guys met as a staff, and this would have been months ago, but when you identified the key needs and the characteristics and the boxes that you wanted to check, what did you need to do in this class and what do you feel like you accomplished? If we hit every need across the board, we had to have a quarterback, we had to have a running back, we had to have big play receivers, we had to have, listen, in our league, the lines of scrimmage on the offense and defensive lines are huge.

We think we addressed that.

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