Hey, everybody, thank you guys for showing up on our president's day,

extravaganza here, and we thought it would be a great idea to go over the most athletic

presidents of all time.

So we did the research and we've each got two candidates.

So I'm going to start this bad boy up.

You got my number one account, and this is for you. It's a Michigan man.

I know where you're going.

Gerald Ford, Gerald Ford, baby.

Yeah, who'd have thought Ford in the state of Michigan would have done something good.

He appeared in two national championship games as a center, linebacker, and long snapper of the

team. He was voted team MVP in 1934. He was a swimmer, but apparently he was awful at golf. Bob

hope once said, if you want to find Gerald Ford on the golf course, just go find the wounded.

So Gerald Ford's number one on my list, two natty appearances. I mean, again, he got

further than Harball has in the final four. The second one, Ronald Reagan.

Now, Ronald Reagan wasn't like a football player, he wasn't MVP at Michigan, but he

did something even more important. He was a lifeguard.

And it is said that he saved over 77 people as a lifeguard, I think spanning seven years.

Now, we're all 77 of those people drowning. I don't know. I wasn't there. I mean,

my grandfather was, you know, my dad, my father's age. So I don't know if they were all like,

they were taken out by the rip current, but it says he saved 77 people and then he saved the

whole hell of a lot more people when he became president. But those are my two. I got Gerald

Ford one. I got Ronald Reagan two. There were some others that I considered even thought about

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