The French by Mars and the pitch.

One on and hit the right to the left way back there.

Right back there.

Hold on.

Harkins win!

Hold on the minute!

It's the clear road home run!

And the track is in the back to him, you know, I don't believe!

It gets away right side to Jackama on his way in.

He's safe at the plate. Throwback the Sheffler gets away towards the dugout him on his way in he's safe at the plate throwback the

shephler gets away towards the dugout here comes be it go tigers win tigers win all right

welcome back to another edition of tigers win uh cody worship worshiped by look we've had

some very accomplished athletes come to the podcast studio recently.

I appreciate Kirby for putting together these notes because we have Maggie McNeil here today.

And of all the athletes we've had in, I don't know that anyone has an accomplishment list like this.

It starts with a 2020 Tokyo Olympic gold medalist.

We've got two world records in the short course meter. Did I get that right? SCM, five-time SEC champion, four-time SEC swimmer of the week. I mean, I could fill up a whole podcast just going through the accomplishments. Let's not do that. Let's not bore the people. Let's have them talk to Maggie. Maggie, thank you for coming by today. Thanks for having me. So all those world records, all those accomplishments, you've just finished up your college career.

It's among the most storied college careers in swimming history and women's college athletics history.

It's incredible.

I asked you this before we started recording, but how does it feel to be a former college swimmer now after doing this for what?

Four years?

Five years, yeah.

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