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662-644-297. Joining me today on Talk of Champions is Ole Miss Athletics Director Keith Carter, who is, man, when are you going to get busy, dude? Like, Reni, you're going to start doing something, right? I mean, it hadn't been wild for you at all the last like three, four, five months, really for the whole time, six years that Lane Kiffin was here. How are you feeling today, man, now that some stability and normalcy is setting in? Man, it feels good. It feels good. It's been an interesting, you know, four or five weeks for sure. And then the last week or so has been been pretty tough.

But man, it feels so good to, you know, have Pete in place and this staff kind of pull back together.

And man, the guys over there in the Manning Center, they're ready to roll and get back on the grass next week and all that stuff.

So it feels really, really good. And, you know, just excited, you know, not only for the team and Pete and everybody,

but for our fans that we, we kind of know we're dealing with.

And, man, we can focus on this playoff run now.

From a coaching staff standpoint, before we get into some other stuff, man, a lot of people questioning

asking me on the Ole Spirit.

And I know that you're the

athletics director, you're not making the hiring anything. But with the trunk Katie calendar,

I mean, you packed in probably three months worth of stuff in what used to be three months

worth of stuff in four days, right? And now a lot of it is putting the full-time coaching staff in place.

Usually you'd be doing that with, you know, games coming in a couple of weeks and all that kind of stuff.

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