Rippy writes with Brian Scott Lippey.

Transcript can be obtained by drinking a fifth of bourbon, ramming your head through some drywall,

and then writing down every thought you have.

What is up? I'm Brian Scott Rippie.

Thanks for tuning in to another edition of the Rippy Rights podcast.

Today we have on the Mississippi Sports Medicine's Lounge athlete of the week, Jeff Harrod.

We talked about Jeff's career.

How he got to Ole Miss being an underrecruity guy to becoming one of the more underrated

players in NFL history.

Jeff spent a decade with the Indianapolis cults.

He's also been very open about the toll football has taken on him and the struggles he

deals with with various injuries, CTE, and various other things in life after football.

A really awesome interview, a guy that's overcome some pretty overwhelming odds in his life,

fought through a lot of adversity, and does really open and honest about the whole thing.

So I think you enjoy that interview. I'm going to get to some solo thoughts as I do each Friday about the game as the rebels face a massive test against the LSU Tigers on Saturday afternoon. So we'll do all of that first. Then we'll get to Jeff Farad. But before we do any of that, I want to take one quick break to remind you. This podcast is brought to you by the Cowboy

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Cowboy Country Club doesn't have customers, they have members.

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