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Hey, this is Trey. Thank you for joining us for the first post-college football season.

Podcast, which is kind of sad. Sometimes people say something's bittersweet. I can't

find anything sweet about this. Without college football until late August of this summer.

That, to me, is pretty depressing. You combine that with the, you know, it gets dark at

about 3.30 where I am. It's been raining for like the most amount of time since the middle

of the book of Genesis. So this is a tough time of the year for me, but maybe Mary Langston

can provide some hope or cheer or jubileance, Mary Langston, or are you in the slew of

despond like I am? I'm not in that slew, but I am sorry that you and many people might be.

But I do hear, you know, March might be an important month for basketball. It's probably

not for the team's hot pool floor, although South Carolina did beat Kentucky at Ruperino

last night, which has only happened, I think, three times since the continent separated.

So congratulations to Lamont Paris, the first year coach at University of South Carolina.

Only anybody saw that coming. So I really, the only sporting event, I mean, Dallas looked

dreadful on Sunday. I don't know, I don't even want to talk about that. The main sporting

event I guess I saw over the past week was the near fight on the floor of the house.

That kind of reminded me a little bit of professional wrestling, but without Rick Flair.

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