Jameis Winston

Right, right.

And if you come in there to play football, how can you attract these top players when they're walking in the facility and you don't even have something that caters to them?

So we overcame that hump.

in terms of the eye factor, but in terms of our head coach, in terms of our program, I still believe Florida State has that traditional program.

But however, we have to put behind the past, whether the championship that we had, whether that season that they left us out of the playoffs, we have to put that behind us and find a way to move forward and start winning football games because that's all that matters.

So his entire high school career, right, middle school, I wanted him to have the same experience that I had with my dad, right, just one-on-one coaching, growing, not having multiple voices in his ear.

But when he signed with Florida State, I had to be there.

I had to be there on his official visit.

I had to be there, like, with his official signing because now I feel like I'm passing the torch to him and I –

I cannot not be there for him, right?

When I know, it's honestly, it's relatively very new, but I know the ins and outs of the campus.

And I have like, we finally have a similarity in terms of like, yeah, we love football, but now he's at that age where his receptiveness to another voice, because my dad is elite.

Like I'm blessed, we blessed to have our dad in our life, but his receptiveness to me now at this age is way more receptive than what he was when he was younger,

Because like, he just like, man, my brother in the league, like I'm trying to get there.

I'm putting my head down.

I'm working my butt off.

Right.

My dad, he created one of them.

So he created me.

Right.