Ring of Films and HBO's third installment of the music box series is listening to Kenny G.

The film takes a humorous but in-size of look at the saxophonist Kenny G,

the best-selling instrumental artist of all time, and quite possibly one of the most famous living

musicians. Listening to Kenny G unravels the allure of the man who played jazz so smoothly

that a whole new genre formed around him, and questions fundamental assumptions about art and

excellence in the process. You can find listening to Kenny G on HBO or HBO Max on Thursday to

December 2nd.

Okay, got a lot of good stuff on today's pod. We're going to talk about Boomer Carlin,

Bryan Kelly to LSU, also his picks for championship college weekend, and Darren Williams,

all-star NBA Point Guard. He's fighting Frank Gore, and we're going to talk about it and life

advice, a little succession. For any of the program, Program at Farlin, ESPN, College Football,

NFL Coverage, and Proud LSU alum. So, Bryan Kelly, to Baton Rouge, your thoughts.

I like it. I think that, you know, anytime you're at a new coach or any level, you always,

or you tend to go opposite of what you had, and although Coach O'One and National Championship,

just like Les Miles, like Nick Sabin, Coach O'One was, he was a little loose. I think that's the

best way to describe it. The more of a CEO type, he was a bio-boy through and through.

So, everyone talks about fit. There's no better fit than Coach O'One and Baton Rouge.

Obviously, it was a disaster after the National Championship, and I think he will tell you he did

a lot of things wrong. So, fast forward to the new hire. The new hire was always going to be a ball

coach, a guy who was actually hands on that could coach a particular side of the football,

that could actually do some exo. So, if something went wrong on the field, he wasn't leaning on

coordinators. He was leaning on his expertise in certain areas. So, Brian Kelly fits that.

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