Hello, beautiful people, and welcome to our Humbley Bo, the Thunderdome.

On this magical Super Wild Card Tuesday, January 6, 2006, this program begins now.

Football!

This is the greatest, and what we're about to have here, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, in a Monday, is something that we football people like

to call greatness. Thursday, college football playoff game in Phoenix, Arizona. I'll tell you what,

Ole Miss hosting Miami, Ole Miss being a team that was left for dead. Yeah.

Old Miss, a franchise that we thought we're going to be completely donezo after this year.

Better make the most of it.

This is over.

Your coaches are leaving.

Your coaches are leaving.

Your players are leaving.

Everybody's gone.

Well, it turns out the running back that has 4,000 touchdowns who still has three years of eligibility left,

he's returning back to

Ole Miss. Quarterback from Ferris State National Champion, beautiful school up there in

Michigan. They go back to back, by the way. Congratulations. Then we'll talk about that. Trinidad

goes to Winidad whenever he's down there in Oxford. He said if he's granted another year of

eligibility because of what was happening for one of his years at Fair Estate where he could potentially be deemed a medical red shirt so maybe he gets an extra year of eligibility because of what was happening for one of his years at Farris State where he could potentially be deemed a medical red shirt so maybe he gets an extra year of eligibility. If I was to have another year, I'm not going to buy you. I'm staying right here at Old Miss. Two coaches from the coaching staff that will be leaving Charlie Weiss Jr. and Kevin Smith, who is the running back coach, will continue to coach the Old Miss team. The other four that were kind of working both jobs, LSU and Ole Miss, will not be returning to Ole Miss for the rest of the run. It's an interesting dynamic what's taking place tonight, Ole Miss. And that head coach, Golding, he might be the one. This guy might be the one. Now, he's got a sick visor with great hair, seems to have a great disposition. Looks like he enjoys having a good time. The way he describes guys is whether or not you'd like to have a beer with them. That is the type of language we like to use whenever we're discussing football players, whenever we're discussing leaders. And this guy's been able to rally the entire squad. Congrats to him. And then Miami. We've been boots on the ground for Miami now two times. Down to college station when they were taking on Texas Hanna, 40 mile in our wind gusts kind of changed the whole entire game. So whoever could survive that game, we thought was going to be a very mentally tough team, but what was very apparent is, is Miami team's thumping people. And then they got a chance to take it all out on the Ohio State buck guys. A lot of people chit-chat and thatchat, and that's Conte, Scott. He's a beast. Didn't win the Jim Thorpe Award, but does hit the Jim Thorpe. Clean. Clean. Statute pose immediately after a pick six in the college football quarterfinals. But what they did was out physical of the Ohio State Buckeyes. And that's the identity, not only of how I think people would want the Miami Hurricanes Act from down in Miami, but the head coach is like a black belt and jujitsu. Mara Cristball has got no time for your games. Offense alignment loves Miami from the area, speak Spanish to the folks in the area, recruits full time once to bring to you all the way back and guess what they are their style of play is electrifying the way

they go about doing their business is awesome they'll talk their shit and do their shit and

carson back their quarterback if he's going to have time like you did against ohio state he's certainly

able to make the right decisions and they got a guy who's derrick henry in the making and running back

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