Dan Jiggetts

He will be dearly missed, man.

He's he was a great, you know, a great compatriot in our battle to test the score wars.

Oh, absolutely.

Part of the time when you're having conversations with people and you can understand, you get a great feel for where they're coming from.

With Terry, you always have that feeling that he understood the struggles that people go through in their day-in and day-out lives, but he suffered no fools, too.

That was the other thing about Terry.

If you're a knucklehead, he was going to let you know about it.

Sometimes people didn't like that very much, but

That's the way it goes, as the coach would say.

That's right.

You know, it was always the kind of thing where, you know, particularly, I guess you saw it a lot when we went on remotes, like, you know, be at the Super Bowl or something like that.

Everybody was competitive.

Everybody wanted to get the best guest and all the rest of that.

But the objective always was to work as a team.

And I think a large part of that came from the fact that.

Nobody gave us a chance when we first started out.

And everybody kind of doubted whether or not this experiment would work.

Well, here we are 37 years later, and it's still ongoing and it's still prospering.

But I think that that sense of teamwork was something that really brought us all together.

And goodness knows there were a lot of good times.