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 am Brian Scott Rippey.

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

It is our Sunday SEC basketball conversation with Addison Herbert, Coach Herb,

coming at you a little later than normal on a Monday evening, probably Tuesday or later for most of you, probably doesn't

take a genius to figure out why that is the case. We are not in a position to record on Sunday,

which is mostly due to me being in this position here in Oxford with this ice storm. So, yeah, a lot

going on in the Oxford community, but Addison and I was able to find a place with Wi-Fi, more

importantly, power, which I'm very grateful for to record this. Checked in with Addison on an

0-2 week for Ole Miss that seemed very costly because after they went 2 and 0 on the road last week they seemed to be at a point where they could turn

around their season they just didn't do it we talked about a back lack of vocal

leadership lineups that don't make sense the outlook of this team going forward

the you know minimal chances of them making some sort of run it and say tournament

bid despite not looking like one and more.

Before we get to that dough and before we get to the ad, I just want to take a minute to say to anyone out there listening,

whether you're in the Oxford, North Mississippi community or anyone affected by this storm.

I hope you're hanging in there tough.

I know it's been a scary couple of days and a couple of probably several more days ahead for Oxford and the North Mississippi community. If I didn't help in any way, I'm not really sure how that would be the case. But if I can send out any message or helping any way at all, being here in Oxford, don't hesitate to reach out. Message me, email me, I'll do whatever I can. We're all in on this together i hope all of you are staying warm as

best you can i know there that's tough to do with no power um this has been a very humbling and um

you know sketchy couple of days for a lot of people there and uh oxford community and the the storm

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