We keep calling you. You're too busy firing coaches, though.

Yeah, I'm doing a good job, Paul.

You know, we can't say hello to our friend Billy Napier.

Sam Pittman, actually, I will miss.

But Brian Kelly, that's another one I thought last year.

They should have let go a couple, maybe 12 months too late.

But they finally wised up down there in Louisiana.

Well, before we even get to the question, is there anybody that needs to go before the end of the day?

I mean, I watch your Twitter feed all the time, and you're firing coaches at halftime.

Well, I think we've got two great candidates on the planes there, Paul, this weekend as Mark Stoops takes his Kentucky squad to meet Hugh Fries,

I'd say both these coaches deserve to be fired about two years ago, but they're still employed.

So losers got to leave town, I think, on Saturday night, and it better not be Hugh Fries who loses against Kentucky.

So, Michael, I'll sound like everybody, because all these questions about this moment in time,

I mean, you have been very aggressive in the way you've interpreted it, but you just mentioned Kelly.

That's the one that got a few people surprised because he's such a perfectly

charismatic, easygoing, engaging guy. What went wrong for him? Well, Paul, I think it went

wrong for him the first time he spoke with those great fans down in Baton Rouge with the

family. And I I mean from there on

out I don't think that guy really had much of a shot that they went all in on this year heck this is

the first time they won the opener Paul you if you told me Brian Kelly could win the opener

you know I would have thought LSU was going to win the national championship but that's about

the only meaningful game they won and and shout out this uh governor landry i believe his name is paul i mean he just

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