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We are lucky to have so many great people, especially that work in that world, that live here in the DFW area.

And one of the guys that's at the forefront of what you've seen on television when it comes

to golf on CBS, the Masters, the Super Bowl, the NFL on CBS, all of it.

The true legend, or one of the true legends in that world, it is the great Lance Barrow. Hi, Lance and Colonial. Guys, how are you? We're doing good, man. How are you? I am doing well. It's good to hear y'all's voices. Good to be on. It's been a while, and I'm glad you guys got the guys going back out at about 615, 620.

Yeah, they are, they are.

We're going to get it in.

Yep.

You know, one of the first things that a while back, I remember you telling me, I think it was off

the air, that you were, you just kind of wandered up here and started doing some stuff

for Pat Summerall when he was

when he was broadcasting is that kind of how the whole thing started?

Yeah, I was a, I just finished my junior year at Abilene Christian and I was actually working

for ABC Sports at Nelson and a friend of mine Jim Eagle Jr. told me that CBS was looking for people to work next week at Colonial.

So I went out on Monday.

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