Happy Wednesday, Ivey Nation Sports Talk Up and Roland, along with Vince Diderio, Sean Steyers.

Hope you are having a good day.

Today, Vince has been bouncing back and forth and finds himself in his

Penn High School office this afternoon. I mean, it helps if you take your laptop home at the end of

the day. If you want to do a show from home, that's usually how that goes. And, you know, realizing it 10 minutes before the show

starts, here we are. A little mad dash back to the office. Absolutely. It's mailbag day. We've got a lot

of questions already start up in the queue and ready to go today. So get your questions in for the mailbag, Notre Dame football,

whatever else it happens to be. Someone actually had a Top Gun 3 question in there.

Okay. So, yeah, we will hit that in a little bit. Let's just start with this one. It is 9-11. And obviously, this is a very

monumental day in our nation's history. 23 years ago, today, the planes hit the tower, the

towers in Manhattan. And, you know, America, I think, I think we've at least somewhat

stabilized, normalized over the last 23 years. But it's, it's obviously a day that, you know,

everyone remembers for for different reasons. And we, you know, we always keep everyone in our hearts who was, who was directly impacted.

I'm talking about families, firefighters, police officers, emergency responders, and everyone, you know, anyone, you know, who is affected by 9-11 directly.

We were all affected, at least in some indirect. But Salty was asking,

where were you when the first plane hit on 9-11? I think that that's something that just about

all of us, remember, where were you, Vince? I was a junior in college.

I was at Loyola University in Chicago, and I was asleep because I had late classes that day.

And it was either a Tuesday or Thursday, I believe.

I can't remember specifically, but I was in bed.

And my roommate came and woke me up

and said, dude, you've got to see this. You need to wake up. You need to see what's going on.

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