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Where does it stop?

Where does it end?

I mean, when we're making things that used to be illegal, legal, and we're awarding awards that were once stripped. Josh, where does it stop? Well, I want to answer you guys. So I'll tell you where I think it stops and why I'm okay with this whole Reggie Bush Heisman thing. Latekick is live. A little bit earlier than normal. We are high atop just a resplendent downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. We're live at the University of Tennessee, a nice, solid base tan. We've been out and about on campus earlier today. You know, I mean, our guy, Bill Martin, one of the best in the business, walked me up high above Neeland today at one of his favorite perches. And yeah, the press box at Neelan's high, but it's not the highest point in Neeland.

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At late kick, Josh, you can see exactly how high you can get in Neeland. Man, we got that to talk about. I got Josh Heipel on the show for a good 35, 40 minutes a little bit later. But in the meantime, yeah, I'm going to get you some portal intel. We got some movement happening there, so I'll get you all the latest whispers and intel.

I do want to talk about this Reggie Bush Heisman thing because as I expected, it was inevitable. You're not wasting your time watching this show. We told you it was coming two months ago. And as expected, it triggered a little bit of a debate between those of us who live for fun and those of us who hand out walnuts as Halloween candy.

And so I will address it. Don't worry. I will address it. And as I said, we've got Josh Hopple on the show, but we've also got just things floating around out there about a G5 playoff. Could that actually happen? We'll talk about it all. They're watching us in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, Aurora, Colorado, Salina, Kansas, Florence, South Carolina. Before I dive into the show, by the way, again, make sure you're following at late kick Josh. There's a lot of really, really good stuff that I don't have time to include in the show that's happening every time we're on the road. And we're at Tennessee today. I'll let you know where our next stop is in due time. But I want you guys to know,

we don't just walk up to these programs, knock on the door and say, let us in. We go where we're

invited. So if you wonder why we haven't been to your neck of the woods yet, don't ask me,

ask the folks in your athletic department. Don't bad them please just politely ask twitter works for example they're all on there and if they want us there we'll go and if they don't that's fine but i can't just go that's not how this works that's called trespassing and you get in trouble when you do that all right let's dive into the show we got a lot to get to j Hepple again. We'll have him. The entire back half of the show will be Josh Heipple today. Transfer portal has really heated up. Now, I know that I've probably spoken a little too grandiose a term about how explosive this was going to be. That doesn't mean things aren't happening, though. So, Jaden Roshada, for example, about five minutes before we went on the air down at Miami the other night, he decommitted from Arizona State or entered the portal from Arizona State. So he's landed at Georgia. I wanted to go a little deeper that night, but I didn't have freedom to, but now I can. So Georgia was the overwhelming favorite the whole time for his services.

This is where I thought he would land.

And that's why, if you'll remember that night, I said,

don't expect him to just automatically land at the place where he can start immediately.

I think that sometimes when you go somewhere where NIL and immediate playing time are the priorities, and it doesn't work out, and in his case, he was being pushed, make no mistake.

He was being pushed and may have even been beaten out in spring practice out there from the Michigan State transfer.

It forces you sometimes to reassess things.

Dante Moore did this at UCLA and now transferred to Oregon and will not start this year,

former five star.

Well, you got Rashad doing the same thing.

Goes to Arizona State.

It is what it is his freshman year.

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