Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson. As always, I am your good friend and host Steve Robertson.

Here on the magnificent Monday edition of the yard, we'll be headed to Hoover tomorrow.

We'll head to Hoover tomorrow, and so we will hopefully win that ballgame.

So the plan is to bring the gear with us and then have the wensdy show

recorded there at the hotel in hoover it depends on game times you never know when i get back

i'm maybe a little bit wired after the ball game may go ahead and record Tuesday night we'll see

i don't want to make any commitments yet because we got to see how the game plays out because I went over there a few years ago, as you guys recall, and we had 19 innings against LSU. That we ultimately won. Right? We did. We won that game. I believe it's still the longest game in SEC tournament history and your bulldogs victorious over the LSU Tigers. But all that I understand, I'm going

to be in Hoover, and so the show will be coming to you from the road. And of course, if we lose

in Hoover, I'll just head on back, and we'll just be salty together and make our plans to be

a road regional number two somewhere else. We're going to talk a little bit about states hosting opportunities.

There are a lot of things that I want to say today, and as I've shared with you guys before,

I love all of you, but some of you make my head hurt.

Honest to goodness.

And here's the thing.

There's some things that are not mutually exclusive, right?

We can say, you know what, hey, we love some meat on the thing. There's some things that are not mutually exclusive, right? We can say, you know what,

hey, we love some meat on the bone and be disappointed that we weren't maybe a little bit better at times this year. We let some games get away from us. But you know what? That's the case

for everybody in the Southeastern Conference. It's like we handpicked these games.

We would have won this one.

Guys, do you remember how we could have lost in SEC play?

Right?

That's the southeastern conference.

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