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All right, we now welcome on 247s Tyler Comas. I guess we're teammates now. You're on the staff there with Chase and Neil. I'll help out there when needed. Welcome, man. I'm glad to have you on the podcast. What's been happening? Yeah, how's it going, man? Doing good, nothing but football these days now in August. But thanks for having me. Yeah, absolutely. It's good that football is picking back up, but this is the time where you're almost like two weeks into camp. You kind of figure out you're not going to learn a whole hell of a lot more about this team than there's still three Saturdays before you actually get there. But I guess I'll start with this is there certainly seems to be a different, a different tune around Ole Miss's camp this year. Last year, there were a ton of

expectations. They didn't really shy away from those at all. This feels a little bit more like

quiet optimism, which I know pretty much everybody probably has a sense of that at this time

this year. But what do you sense is the difference between kind of the vibe around camp this

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