All right, you got us now, T. Bob, right? You got us now?

Okay, I can hear y'all. Is there an echo?

Nope. Because I had to take out my headphones.

Nope, we're all good. Everything's perfect.

Everything's perfect. Do you have a good walk-on story from the original walk-ons in Baton Rouge?

Yeah, I mean, dude, yeah. I've gotten very drunk there a lot of times.

An incredible setup for game day.

It's always, I mean, it is like your LSU P ones.

I would say actually one of my best memories before I moved to Chicago, I had my going away party there.

And it was like a procession of so many close friends and relationships that I built through the years.

And it was, you know, it's probably a memory that I'll carry with me to the rest of my life.

Even though I remember like 15 years ago, ESP, now I've never thought of this, ESP and College Game Day, the radio show when Rosillo was hosting it, was, came through there. And I got to, I got to basically be a little runner for the day for Rissillo and company. And that was, that was very fun. It was like Trevor Madditch, Rissillo. I can't remember who else, but that was a very good time. You know, I did that. Brad Edwards, right? I did that in Tuscaloosa. Yeah, Brad Edwards. I did that one time in Tuscaloosa, and they sent me on a sandwich run. And who was the other guy? Trevor. Trevor Mattis. Trevor, I got two foots. He wanted two foot logs.

I just remember Trevor Madich had like the biggest hands that I've ever seen in my life.

I mean, these fingers were so, they were just thick.

Yeah.

Like man hands, like dwarf hands.

They were, uh, they, they, they stuck with me.

And then I remember R Rosillo making me get him

five-hour energies. I was like, Trevor, meat, meat lovers or this turkey? And he's like, yes.

Both of them.

I remember our friend Cole Kubelik talking about when they were in camp at Auburn years ago,

all the offensive linemen would go to like all you can eat buffets and they finally got banned.

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