Ingram Smith but Elliott back again for another episode, the No Cast, but this episode will predominantly just be a kind of a mailbag episode.

There's a couple topics that are current that we'll get to, but for the most part this will just be a response to people and trying to get through some of the emails and text messages and everything else that we've received.

So as always, fortunate to be able to do a podcast like this, particularly with the regularity that we have been in what is known as the offseason.

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So thank you to the people that make the hot sauce with three simple ingredients and have a long standing friend to the No Cast.

Absolutely man. Louisiana hot sauce is great. A lot of new flavors coming out too. So make sure you hit up those. I think they have like a like a spicy honey.

Well, on somebody tweeted us about that and that's pretty awesome. I want to try that for sure.

But we have a lot of cool topics tonight and we'll see how many questions we can get through.

I want to start with Willie Taggerts, forked down comments. He said anger that four state fans better be ready for them to go for it because they will be going for it.

And so I went and looked and looked at it, you know, some years, the USF and that organ.

It does look like he goes forward about three times as often as Jim O'Fisher did.

Now you might think wow, that is really aggressive. It's really not. It's not like some, you know, Oklahoma Baker may feel like a Riley type thing.

What it is is that Jim Bo, you could read my article on Tom O'Knashen and I know it. It set him off.

It's titled Jim O'Fisher combines like nation's worst forked down approach with snails pace or something like that.

But if you Google some combination of words, you will definitely find it. And we found that Jim Bo Fisher was dead last by a mile in forked down attempts.

Basically, he was handcuffing his team by only using three downs, basically ever and ignoring the value of field position and ignoring the value of potentially continued possession of the football.

So any improvement would be good. And it does look like Willie Taggerts says he will go for it more often. And that would be hard not to.

Jim Bo Fisher pairs snails pace with CFB's worst forked down approach quite the article. And as you referenced and as I remember that bounced around the more center pretty quickly and was not particularly received real well, but percentages are what they are.

Might cause someone to launch an F ball match if they see it a seven on seven. Anyway, 50, 50 forked down attempts for forked state in seven seasons under Fisher at the time of the article.

Nick Saban, 114, Davo, a buck 40, a Meyer buck 54. And you know that children songs like one of these things is not like the other. Yeah, that would be that thing.

So good on Willie Taggerts for saying he's going to go for it more obviously. We said this a lot of times, man, it's it's talking season. We'll see what he does in the game, but it's encouraging. And at least what he has done it or going to us.

F does back it up that he will go for it more often the Jim Bo Fisher did.

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