Rippy writes with Brian Scott Lippey.

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What is up? I am Brian Scott Rippey. Thanks for tuning into another edition of the Rippy Rights podcast.

We have Colin Brister on to talk about what's wrong with the Ole Miss baseball program.

So get ready to be depressed. Happy 4th of July to you, talking about everything from the transfer portal entries to the lack of traction in incoming portal additions. If there's a fix to it at all, the future of the program and more. So buckle up, I think you enjoyed this. Before we get to that, though, one take one quick break to remind you. This podcast is brought to you by C-Spire. It's time to upgrade your home internet to the best service in the market with C-Spire Home Fiber. The past few years have proven how important it is to have a reliable home internet connection for you and your family. That's why C-Spire Home provides the most reliable internet service with 99.99% uptime. C-Spire also prides themselves in having the best customer service in the home

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we now welcome on Rippy Rights Baseball correspondent Colin Brister. We're recording this late in the

afternoon on July 3rd. Hopefully most of you are listening to this having having a wonderful 4th of July weekend, not thinking about Ole Miss Baseball. Maybe we're bringing your mood down. I paid you for the year earlier this week, and then you informed me that you entered the portal. So we're no longer doing this podcast anymore. It's been great seeing you. I just wanted to get you on to say your goodbyes and berate you for getting a better offer. I guess we can just talk about my softball team if we'd like to do that. Hey, just curious, if on a crow hop, how hard can you throw baseball? Ah, 60. Doesn't does it doesn't matter. You're going to be on the almost roster next year. Did they hold open tryouts like Vince Papali style? I don't, I think there may be just a sign-up list at the indoor or at the office if they don't have people stop transferring. You know, we were texting each other back and forth a day or two ago, and you text me and said, hey, man, we're probably not going to have a show next year. I have a long-time buddy of mine who's like a pretty ardent listener, loves Ole Miss Baseball, listens to probably every single one of the shows we do. And I probably 45 minutes after you texting me that, he texted me and said, I don't think you and Colin are going to have a show next year. Oh, God. I was like, that's actually not the first time I've heard that today.

I heard it straight from the source.

It's, I don't know where to start with this, man. I mean, like, all jokes aside, normally in July when we're talking and doing podcasts, it's, I have you back on normally to do draft type stuff. We'll get to some of that at the end. I admittedly did very little draft prep

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