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Very pleased to welcome to the show, my buddy John Talti, running Bama 24-7, one of the top college football reporters in all of the country, in my opinion.

Plus, just a genuinely nice guy.

This is the best introduction I've ever gotten.

I have done.

I have crushed you for so many years.

You know,

I feel like at this point,

I owe it to you just to be nice for a few minutes here.

You were kind of my hazing when I moved to the south.

You and your cousin giving it to me pretty good.

You deserved every bit of that thing. I That's like that you did not. So John Talti, AL. I'm sorry, not a LACOM, Bama 247. And as you see, if you can see it right there in the background, he wrote a book on Nick Saban, which if you have not read it, I give it my highest recommendation. I don't read a lot of books. I read that book. It was really good. I thought it was very interesting. This Alabama team is interesting. And when I look at Milro and I look at Will Rogers, kind of like cut from the same cloth, but it's a different kind of cloth in that Milrow is this great runner and he's trying to figure things out in the passing game. And Rogers has been a great passer, but there's no running the football with Will Rogers.

I thought last week, State called plays to help Will Rogers.

They put the play calling in his wheelhouse.

Can Alabama do that with Jalen Monroe?

Does their offense suit him enough to they can just say, let's do what he does best?

I don't think it's a perfect fit, but I think that you're going to see more and more of that have to happen. I think the fact that, you know, last week, Nick Saban, you know, came up pretty strong that Jalen's our guy, I think was, you know, sending a message, not only externally, but I think internally of like it's stop messing around.

We got to figure out how to win with Jalen.

This is the guy that gives us the best shot to win.

This is the guy that we trust the most.

So I think you saw some signs of it against Ole Miss.

I think there's still a desire to see more of that moving forward.

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