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Oh, what an era of journalism we find ourselves in, huh?

Some journalisming on the show tonight.

Not by us.

We are merely commentators, but I will bring you some, or at least some things masquerading.

As journalism, it is Thursday, June 29th.

The Year of Our Lord, 2003, we are jam-packed, high atop a fluctuating downtown Nashville, Tennessee.

Storm in one minute.

Sunny, the next minute.

Gonna be like 101 tomorrow and we, yes, we have to win four games to win the softball championship.

Prayers would be appreciated greatly. Georgia versus who this year? Who's their toughest competition?

If you said the Atlanta Journal Constitution, as is usually the case

these days, you are right. Some tell me there was a smoking gun in the AJC when it comes to

Georgia Athletics. I've yet to find it. But we will discuss it. In fact, we're going to lead the show

with it. Got a lot of requests to talk about this. So I'll talk about it. What ifs? Those are back tonight. Bold

predictions. Those are back tonight. Opinions of Jim Harbaugh on the show tonight. Always a

fun-filled topic when we can fit Jim Harbaugh on the show. Also, we're going to talk some Texas.

Nebraska's on fire right now. Not the way Canada is with the wildfires. I just mean on the

recruiting trail. I say the Canadian wildfires cause that smoke made it all the way down here

yesterday. I thought that was just an East Coast problem, but it became a Middle Tennessee

problem. So yeah, Nebraska figuratively on fire in recruiting, how good can they really be?

For those of you who are historians of this sport, you know once upon a time, there was a period where Nebraska was a mainstay on the national stage. And then those of you who were 25 years old have never known that world. Could we ever go back? Is Matt Rule the right guy to do it? They're watching us in Hampstead, North Carolina, Provo, Utah, Lake Seminole, Georgia, Newark,

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