Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson as always. I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson here on the Thursday edition of the yard. I'd hope the planet did a show yesterday.

The day got away from me and we had some some family drama to deal with, not my immediate family, but you know how it is. I mean, you know, when you're invested in people and their well-being and you love them, you know, sometimes things happen. And I was kind of the case. I'd planned to record

yesterday after our media opportunity with Coach Zach Arnett. We had a chance to speak to all 10

assistants yesterday. Pretty crazy, right? So we got all that and you can can find that content for free over at jeans page.com.

Mike Neymouth has already posted the Zach Arnett Q&A from yesterday,

which was about staffing changes and about, you know, signing a lot of stuff.

He covered a lot of ground.

I thought Arnett absolutely crushed it.

We're going to talk about that a little bit later than the show. But it was good to see everybody, David Turner. Last time I saw David Turner was in Gainesville, Florida back in 2019. I was there to cover Mississippi State Florida baseball. Jake Mangum hit a big home run that weekend. We should have swept the series. But we didn't. We won two out of three. But anytime you can get two out of three from the gators, it's a big deal, especially on

road. But DT's back, and I say this because I think it's important to understand, and I touched

on this on Bow Bound Show this morning. Nobody has a more impressive recruiting resume when it comes to defensive

lineman winning in Mississippi prospects than David Turner. The guy signed Chris Jones,

guys at Montes-Wet, he got Fletcher Cox, Josh Boyd, got Jeff Simmons, didn't get to coach Jeff. But David Turner understands

the wars that, you know, are part of Mississippi recruiting. We kind of touched on that

yesterday. And next segment, we're going to talk more about Jonathan Davis and David Turner's

role and all that. But it's good to see those guys back. Greg Knox is here.

Greg Knox tells me that he did, in fact, move his family to Florida.

They're back and his two twin boys now.

Freshman, playing on a freshman football team of Starvel High School.

I can only begin to imagine how Coach Chris Jones is excited about those two young guys. And Greg's oldest son is 20 and now a student at Mississippi State. So Greg is back.

The infectious smile and personality of Greg Knox. Having him back is tremendous. But again,

it's good again to be around everybody because it seemed like, now it's a little more normal right it is

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