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I am Jim Rohn.

We start hour number three. USF. Head football coach Alex Kowish joins me in about 20 minutes. I've got an ATP coming up later to this hour. So if you've got a question for me or anybody else on the crew, hit us up. The ATP is coming up. Hour number four is the after hour, Adam Rankin and I, chopping it up.

Then episode 383 of the Jim Rohn podcast. The ATP is coming up. Hour number four is the after hour, Adam Rank and I, chopping it up.

Then episode 383 of the Jim Rohn podcast. I've not yet taped that. That's going to be with

Paulo Conta, family friend who finished the Moab 240. I know a lot of you have been asking about him

and want to hear that story. So I'm looking forward to it. All right. So the smackoff is coming up in nine days. I've got another profile for you right now.

Nine days until smack off 30. Nine. Nine days. So if you have in nine, if you have any jungle

business, you still need to tend to, you want to tend to it stat. Now, I also have to

keep the player profiles rolling because there are a few good ones left, including today's.

Because today, I'm going to profile one of the biggest threats to win a strap. He's also one of the newest smackoff contenders in the

entire field. Believe it or not, unlike Portland woman, V in the Fee is a pretty recent phenomenon.

He's quickly become a constant everyday presence on this show, but actually does not go very far back as a caller, not like most of the others.

In fact, incredibly, smackoff 29 was V's first ever smack off call.

And he finished ninth. I can't believe that. He's only been smack-off call. And he finished ninth.

I can't believe that.

He's only been in one smack-off.

Now, when I say he only finished ninth,

it's actually pretty impressive.

Pretty impressive for a debut smack-off call.

Anybody who top tens on their first try actually crushed it.

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