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Discover more at allora modern wellness.com. We'll talk about the Commodores coming to Starkville in mid-November. Aria Gerson joins us from the Tennessee and up there in Nashville covers Commodore football baseball. By the way, I want to give you a shout-out. Your tweet about the war for all the transfer report. That was really good information, good reporting there.

I wanted to, I was like, look at that.

I was like, she did a lot of work on this.

So that was really cool.

Thank you.

Let's talk football, though.

And I feel like we got like a little mini Belichick Brady thing going to happen here with Vanderbilt.

You know, the last two years, they've been really good.

Clark Lee has done a good job there, but I think a lot of people want to give the credit to Pavia.

If it is the coach side of things, and it's Clark Lee, why is that? Why is this program going to continue to be successful now that Diego Pavia is gone? Yeah, well, I think it's impossible to not take a little bit of a step back post Pavia, but I do believe that Vanderbilt can continue to make it to bowl games at the very least with Clark Lee.

And I think that having those two years of success with Diego Pavia has given Vanderbilt a proof of concept.

It's no longer seen as being, oh, this is like the worst program in the SEC,

nobody wants to go there.

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