Hey now, we are getting over, and I am the Silver King, Adam Silverton here with what it's supposed to be your Wednesday night, Wars edition of the show.

Due to the ongoing news coming out of the wrestling world about the coronavirus pandemic,

we also have plenty to talk about regarding WrestleMania 36 on today's show.

But before we get to that, a reminder, it's the spring, and that makes it five-star review season. So head on over to Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen to the finest wrestling audio and drop that five-star rating along with a written review. Those help as well. Tell me what you'd like so much about getting over wrestling podcast. It would mean a lot to me. Also, don't forget to follow the show on

Twitter at Getting Overcast, and you can hit me up at Silverstein Adam. Joining me today on this

edition of Getting Over is a lifelong wrestling fan who is also a college football writer for

The Athletic and co-host of the Green and White Noise

podcast about Michigan State football.

I can't imagine being an MSU football fan, but if you are, you probably know Chris Vanini.

Chris, welcome to getting over.

Hey, Silver King.

Thanks for having me.

Glad to get on this week after I was bumped earlier in the week for the Brian Campbell. But I got to say he's a main event player. I get it, but I'm here to take my shot. You were legitimately bumped. It was a real bump. I did ask Chris to do Tuesday show, but I was speaking to Brian, obviously, about WrestleMania, and I knew he had seen the news that came out. And when you have the opportunity to do a reunion episode about seven shows in, you take it, especially, like you said, with someone like the Brian Campbell. So I was happy to have him on Tuesday. Thank you for the flexibility coming on Thursday. And as it turns out, we're still going to get the opportunity to talk WrestleMania. So it didn't really go that far. But I will say, before we get into the wrestling talk, I know, you know, I'm the

deputy managing editor over at CBS Sports. I'm in charge of college football. You're obviously

a national college football writer for the athletic. Dude, I was excited for spring practice.

And I'm not always excited for spring practice,

because it's usually a time of year where I think things get overinflated, much ado about

nothing on many occasions when, hey, this guy really showed out in spring.

He's going to be a major player for the team, you know, come in the fall and then doesn't see

the field or just ends up being a third stringer. But I was particularly excited about this spring because the national

champion was coming in, had to completely retool their team with LSU losing its, you know,

star coordinator, its star quarterback and a lot of other starters. Alabama coming off one of its

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