Rippy writes with Brian Scott.

The 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 on a Sunday night, Monday morning, whenever you're listening this.

I am Brian Scott Rippie.

Thanks for tuning into another edition of the Rippie Rights podcast.

We've got our Sunday SEC baseball conversation with Colin Brister as we cover the

Rebel sweep over Purdue on the weekend, talk some pitching, bullpen improving,

looking a little bit better, what the rebels are going to do with one of their

rotation spots, is Grayson-Sanier struggled this weekend, an offense that is hitting the baseball well, and kind of the team's outlook going into SEC play. So I think you'll enjoy the conversation, buckle up. I know there's been some basketball news kind of news this week. We'll be talking to Bracken Ray. I think on Tuesday, if the timeline that I think is how this is going to go down with the whole beard thing is correct. I think we'll talk to Bracken on Tuesday, presuming that Beard is in fact announced as the Ole Miss Head coach. So we'll have a basketball pod for you later in the week, but this is Colin and I on our usual Sunday night spot. So just wanted to make that note. Before we get to that, though, I want to remind you the podcast is brought to you by Skybox Sports Picks. Who is Skybox sports picks? Well, glad you asked that the world's best gambling handicapping website, the inventors of the Skybox matrix interval and advanced modeling mechanism that has helped propel Skybox to the top of the sports handicapping industry. It is March Madness. selection Sunday is upon us. You need to sign up for Skybox to the NCAA tournament.

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LB's University Avenue there in Oxford. All right, we now welcome on. Ripley-Rights baseball correspondent, Colin Brister. You are on the road. You guys are playing baseball. I am just recently off the road. I got back from Dallas a few hours of crow as we record this a little bit late on a Sunday night. But you are down in South Mississippi. Yeah, I am a calm. We are playing down this way over, over spring break. So yeah, we just,

we just made a decision to take. So think about when you were 14 to 18 years old.

Okay. And we just, so we just took a bunch of, let's see, we've got 28 teenagers on this trip, and we just

took them to the Golden Corral where they get to eat as much as they want, like there's no, there's no limit. I have made better decisions in my life. Yeah, I could see how that, now, did you go to the Golden Corral after you got to McCombie at your destination? Did you guys going the way. Yes, yes, yes. We went to the hotel, checked in, and then went to the Golden Corral and went back. I mean, the kids were fine, but just imagine being 14 to 18 years old, and there's like a plethora of food, and they're like, you can have as much as you want. I'm sure some. A couple of those kids might eat their way into an injury. Just like I can't't go tomorrow. Stomach, stomach's all over the place, coach.

Better take some pep though, kid.

We actually, one time I was on a junior high basketball trip.

And about seven, we were going to like Greenwood or Greenville, Mississippi, Washington School

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