Biggie, Nick Costos, pleasure. Biggie joins us on the show.

I would like to start by saying, just so you know, I'm a Mark.

I appreciate your candor.

Just, because we'll have a couple, like MJF's going to come on the show this week, and I've kind of been thinking in my head.

Because I think you need to know that, right? When you sit down.

I don't know if I need to know, but it doesn't hurt. It doesn't hurt to, you know. So I am, this is where I'll make the interview about me for like 15 seconds because the fact that I'm sitting here with you, I don't get starstruck around pro athletes. I always have around pro wrestlers. And I, and we're going to talk a ton about Sumer sports, and I love what you have going on with them.

I've been watched since

WrestleMania 7.

So you,

you are legendary W. You'll be in the Hall of Fame at some point. I don't think there's any question about it for the work you guys did with the new day. Your work is a singles wrestler. Great to have you on the show, my man. How you doing? I'm good. I'm good, man. It's really great to be here. Just got back from Saudi not that long ago, so my head's spinning a little bit. But the nice thing is I live in Oakland, so I just came across the bridge, and now we're here talking to all things, the evaluation, Sumer Sports and the Super Bowl. I love it. And just to people know your background, right? like WWE champion, both a million time tag team champion with the new day.

But you played college football, right? just for people to people know your background right so like wwe champion both a million time tag

team champion with the new day but you played college football right and you're a gigantic

college football fan played at iowa yeah tell the audience about that no absolutely so i was a

defensive tackle a very short defensive tackle uh at iowa but you're a monster dude you probably

mauled people i i tried to i attempted to uh but yeah man, football, college football has always been my first love.

And I was really, really fortunate to get into wrestling and make my hay there.

But yeah, I played for Coach Ferrence.

The really cool thing is he's been there since 1999.

The Broils Award winner, Phil Parker, a few years ago, was my DC.

Sorry, he was our D.BAC's coach at the time, DC now at Iowa, but recruited me 20-something years ago.

But, man, I've loved every opportunity I get to work in college football.

I was the chief Fiesta officer for the Fiesta Bowl a couple seasons ago.

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