Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday on South podcast. I am kind of a girl. We'll plan

for today. Great, great interview coming up with the Paul Feinbaum, the stories that he

told that I had never heard before, great, great stuff from Paul, very casual conversation

with the legend himself. And we are going to be debuting a new segment. That's right. New

segments called what was I think in some great stories from us digging into the stories

from our youth wherein we look back with just a little bit of regret. But first, what

does it mean for Texas to be back? It is a tale as old as time. Well, when you hear that,

what is your initial thought just to the subject in general of what does it mean for Texas

to be back? Well, when I hear that, I think of the Notre Dame game, what the boy yelling,

Texas is back and me like going to laughing about that. But I think that Texas is a brand

that should be competing for national titles. I think that that's what success should

be for that brand. You are exactly right. It goes back to the Notre Dame game. Alex Kirschner

wrote about this recipe nation a few years ago. The phrase Texas is back. The origins of

it does stem from that season opening game against Notre Dame that was September 4, 2016

AKA our wedding day, ironically enough. And I will never forget being in my old college

bar, shout out, kill Royce. It was after our wedding. Everybody is quite inebriated at

this point. But because it's a Sunday night in a college bar, you're like, there's one

thing that's going to be on. It's going to be Texas Notre Dame. And it was this wild

game, of course, that you're like, kind of half dialed into half nine. Then of course,

when you see a bunch of people reacting to it, you have that, that natural reaction.

And I'll, I'll, I'll never forget the tweet from sports center. Sports center tweeted Texas

is back folks. Man, did they, Texas, of course, went on to go five and seven that year.

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