Welcome to the Boneyard with Steve Robertson at long last, right?

It's your good friend and host, Steve Robertson.

Man, I have had a very, very frustrating week dealing with these internet issues.

It's tough, man, it is.

We grew up without it, now we can't live without it.

It's crazy.

So I'm actually having to upload the show using my hot spot,

which is still causing some issues with some other functionality of my job. But the reality of it

is I'm here. Later than I wanted to be, because I spent about three hours on the fall with AT&T,

trying to get these situations resolved. So hopefully that I get taken care of tomorrow.

It is what it is.

But here we are.

Big show today, a lot to talk about.

Spend some time earlier today interviewing Bill Knight, former Mercer Bear, Bill Knight.

You know, we talked about him earlier in the week, Wild Bill, as they call him.

Out from Jenkins County, Georgia, a little town out there,

99 people think he tells me, majority of which he's related to. Makes interesting, right?

He said he loves Stargville. I'm sure it felt like a metropolis to him.

Said R.J. Yeager was very instrumental in his thought process. You know, said he felt like, hey, that RJ was a guy that he played at both schools and had a good experience.

In the end, it bowled down the state in Ole Miss the last two NAFEL champions of college baseball. That doesn't hurt to say, does it?

Right?

A little bit, maybe.

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