Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday,

non-South podcast. I am Connor Guira will great, great show, two greats, excellent show lined

up today. Drew Sanders, the former Arkansas star, he's going to join us in a little bit

and then we're talking about run-ins with the law in figuring out what we're going there

this episode. We're going to end with loud of the week, of course. But first, how to do

spring game exhibitions. Hugh Freeze, among others, spoken loud and clear, they want to have

spring games against other programs. Not a new concept, but it would need a new execution

at the collegiate level to be able to get this done. I am 100% for this idea, but my bias

is that I'm the consumer without a dog in the fight who would rather watch Auburn, UAB,

compared to Auburn versus Auburn, where you're not allowed to breathe on the quarterback,

the scoring is weird and you're just left wanting more. Nobody, correct me if I'm wrong here.

Nobody has ever left a spring game thinking, ah, man, I got my fix and I'm good for another

four and a half months. Oh, man, well, I will say there has been some spring game hope,

you know, I will say there has been some of this quarterbacks. The guy there has been,

I think that if you're a poverty fan base, spring game is the best thing in the world because

you don't, you haven't incorporated how dog your team is yet. So you're like, this guy's

through a 300 yards of spring games. Actually, our DBs are trash, though. I know. And I'm always,

I'm always fascinated like, what are you rooting for? Are you just rooting for offense?

Like you're rooting for good play. It's just a little bit awkward before I dig into the way

that you can do this and why I think there's that much more of a push for this right now.

Well, as someone who does have a dog in the fight, what's your knee jerk reaction to the concept

of like an LSU Louisiana tech spring game? Oh, I mean, I love that. That's like, you know,

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