And, hell, everyone, welcome in, Brad Logan, here alongside a very special guest, Charles Stackhouse, a household name, if you wear the red and blue.

And as Charles, as we visited and pre-producing here, you said you always enjoy an opportunity to talk about your time as an Ole Miss Rebel.

Thanks for joining us this morning.

Thank you, Brad, for having me, man.

It's always a great time when you're in Rebel country.

I tell you that.

You've always been very much an advocate for the university.

We'll get into growing up and play in and choose an Ole Miss

and then headed off the NFL.

But before we do, how important is it to you to be such a positive light for the University of Mississippi?

I think it's very important because, you know, when you're dealing with so much in the social media realm,

and you're dealing with so much and just people like speaking of universities, you know, it's like,

it seems that everybody always forget about Ole Miss, you know, it's like, it seems that everybody always forget about

Ole Miss, you know, everybody always forget about Ole Miss. They always doubt us, we're

always doubted. And I just feel like it's always good to put the spotlight on some of the

great things that's going on around Ole Miss and leave the pass in the past.

One interesting thing is I did a lot of research and honestly it was a lot of fun digging up some of the old games and kind of watching you make big plays for Ole Miss and we'll get

down that road in just a moment.

But I always like to start off from the beginning, West Memphis, Arkansas,

growing up in the state of Arkansas, very close to Memphis, take me through growing up in West Memphis and when you kind of got the bug to be a football player. Well, I'll tell you,

West Memphis is a very, very small place. I actually grew up in the countryside of West Memphis,

which was Shady Grove.

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