Hello and welcome to the Saturday down south odd quest, he is Chris Harlan, I am Connor

Garrett, Marlar, over under, I don't know, three and a half hours you've slept last night,

under it was zero.

That is impressive, so little people behind the onion, it's 7.45 am, BAMO won a national championship.

Oh, what, like eight hours ago, I think it became official, official, but really it was more like,

I don't know, like nine and a half hours ago that BAMO won a national championship and that game

was over. Marlar, so you have pulled an all-nighter after BAMO put together just one of the most

dominant seasons we've ever seen in history of College Football and therefore you're about to put

together one of the most dominant podcast showings in the history of podcasting.

Oh, without a doubt, without a doubt. Yeah, it was, I mean, like the game, the game ended it

went like around midnight, like you said, and then I stayed up to like one watching just like,

you know, the trophy ceremony and like some like the post-game stuff, and then after that I was like,

man, it's like going to be real, real early in the morning and I started watching the game again,

and next day I knew it was like five, I was like, I guess I'll just put on some coffee, I'm up.

So you already got the replay and you already got the all-22 to be able to break down,

you know, probably similar to Saban watching everything to be able to dissect, all right,

how can we get better from this performance? You know, what are we going to be able to do next week?

You're probably one step ahead of Saban actually because I'm sure he usually waits until like,

you know, the morning after to be able to write that. Totally.

Very impressed, very impressed. Different feeling than two years ago, after the National Championship,

when I remember we recorded that early morning pod when you were in Santa Clara and coming off of

the the Clemson loss, you know, it was a totally different feeling, seeing kind of the way that

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