Well, hi again, everyone, back again for another edition of sports information, the podcast with Eurster Lee Keltlo, Michael Bonnet, and Bill Frankiz.

And we welcome you.

Some of y'all apparently liked the first one, so they invited us back to do another one on a Friday afternoon before the big Florida football game and a busy weekend on campus here, Michael.

Yes, you know, these are the, these are the, we have seven of these a year. And this is certainly

one of the highlights of the home schedule. SEC Nation is here. A fine bomb and company are

or on campus. They'll be in the quad. And, you you know anytime Florida comes to town it's it's a

big deal game is sold out and yeah so a lot a lot of activity going on especially around the game

it is the gold game and uh yeah so it's going to be a fun night in tiger stadium it's going to be a lot

of baseball activity involved with s c, and we'll get to that

and just a little bit. But we've been around for kind of, I want to say, the growth of college

game day and SEC Nation now is really just as big almost as college game day but uh let's talk a little about

what's involved when a school hosts an event like college game day or s c c nation from not only

the sidi perspective but also the university perspective as well.

Yeah, so, you know, when Game Day first got its start, and I think their first trip to Baton Rouge

Bill, correct me if I'm wrong, they were on the ramps of the PMAX.

That's correct, 1996.

Yeah, and just to tell you, you know, that's how small their set was and how much they've grown now.

They require a huge footprint.

And, you know, it does take cooperation from the campus because they are set.

The SEC Nation will be set in the quad, which is cool.

It's a great backdrop.

You've got the Memorial Tower there.

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