Hello and welcome to the set in our stock market, he is with Marlton, and I am here, Marlton.

I am about to make history for the first time.

I'm having a secondo-bandy opening for the market of the history.

It is. We are a part of the people who don't want it. They can't get enough of it.

Kitex all day. Hey, need more vandy coverage. Kitex from Vandy Alums.

Hey, going to need more discussion on Vandy's offense, what you think the future outlook is.

No, all jokes aside. Of course, after we finish recording on Sunday,

we find out that Derek Mason has been fired by Vandy.

Of course, right? We didn't necessarily get a chance to talk about it on Sunday.

Instead of just talking about, you know, because by now everybody's kind of seeing the rhetoric on Mason,

we'll give him a little bit of his time, but we're going to talk about some of those candidates

and just kind of the unique situation that Vandy is and why it impacts the SEC.

We will, of course, run through all of the games we're going to run through.

While they off-ranking thoughts, we have many of those despite the fact that the top seven remain unchanged.

Yeah. And a guy by the name of Jacob Hester, I think we've heard of him before, he joined us.

So he will be talking not as much Bama, LSU, more so just a big picture.

Very big picture. LSU, because one of the games is a 28-point spread. You probably don't want it.

It's called sportsmanship, Connor. I mean, I'm not a big fan of it, but every now and then

when it's a guy like Hester who has great hair, you know, I'll dabble in it.

Good head of hair. We don't say that enough about Hester. Very solid head of hair.

Not to his face, no.

Yeah, we never say that to his face. Come on.

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