This is the Auburn podcast.

I'm your host Zach Blackerby.

And today I am joined by Painter Sharplist of ESPN 1067 Painter.

How are you?

I'm swell, my friend.

Thank you for having me back on. Sure thing, my man. Sure thing. All right. So let's start with basketball. And we're recording this on Wednesday. And I'm not really going to lead in to talk about the Auburn Alabama game

because a lot of people will tune in after the game starts and the game ends.

But Danjell Purifoy, one of the two players suspended by the NCAA and by Auburn,

he put out a tweet earlier this week that I think is very interesting and I think we should talk about.

All right.

This is Danjo Pirofoy tweeting, I could be mad at the world and a lot of people, but I chose not to.

When I walk around Auburn and people yell out, hashtag free

Daniel Purifoy, I feel appreciated because I know I did something right for so many people to

support me. I know what my future is and it's still bright. And then it's the praying hands

emoji. I think this is interesting because I don't feel like there's any accountability here.

Well, yeah, I think as far as did or did you do something wrong, the FBI seems to think so.

And then I understand where he's coming from on an individual level.

It's undoubtedly been a tough year for him.

He worked hard, I would imagine, in the offseason.

And then seeing his teammates have all the success, of course you'd want to be a part of that.

And I imagine that's tough sitting out.

The other thing reading between the lines is, I know that this isn't necessarily what he's talking about, but if you read

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