What's your step as you, uh, carefully make your way into the steam room season three episode

five. Charles Barkley, Ernie Johnson. So glad the loyal steamers are, uh, tuned in to check

us out and, uh, give us an opportunity to talk about what's on our minds, get stuff off

our chest. Well, welcome to special guest a little bit later. So special surprise guest

a little bit later. Uh-oh. But, uh, uh, Chuck Stewart, there's a lot of deep sighing going

on and I have a pretty good feeling. I know, uh, the source of it could have been that

iron bowl. Oh, that iron bowl. I'm not sure I'm ever going to get over this one, Ernie.

The last time I felt that bad was Auburn losing in the final four against Virginia. That

was painful. I'm glad I was there because I love our school. Or that was a painful loss.

To have that game and we should have won the game. Uh, that's no good of what I should have.

We should have won the game. But hey, congratulations to co-saving the goat and the University of

Alabama. But man, that was a painful loss. I mean, there's a lot being left unsaid here,

Luxor, what it, what's the, is there one particular thing about that game that just keeps?

No, no, no, like people are talking about the Bayes of the Kids, not running out of

bound first, but you got pulled out of bounds. But Auburn didn't play well enough offensively

to win the game. You can't, you shouldn't win a game with 10 points. You shouldn't win

a game with 10 points. We got to score more than 10 points. But it was a great weekend.

The weather was perfect. You know, I flew in from Vegas, shot out to TNT, uh, to

Bruce Capka and Bryce Nishambo for participating in the match. So I didn't get to Auburn to

the mill out of the day. But I'm glad I went, uh, shot out to Tim Cook, who was so gracious.

And uh, Dr. Andrews, I love you, Doc Andrews. You always been there for me. It was great

to see you. It was great to see you. I love Doc Andrews, but Tim Cook was awesome as usual.

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