Mark Grote

I'm just saying good-natured, highly competitive situations.

But if you don't think in our business, there's not competition like, hey, I want to have the good games.

I want to be this guy.

I want to do that game.

Like, you're kidding yourself.

I think there's more of that in the league.

I think there's a lot of coaches that look at other coaches and go, and we kind of get the sideways look sometimes, too.

You know, we're in these meetings.

Like, we'll have another – like, we may mention another coach, and then they kind of roll their eyes or look to the side.

Like, it's there.

That's good for them.

But this is one of those games where, you know, the same thing.

Oh, we've got to run the ball and stop the run.

Like, I think that is – I think that's the first line of the song.

Like, that seems to be where you begin, and then everything will trickle down from that.

And then, you know, you've got two good arms here in this game, Stafford and Caleb.

And so you kind of have your eyes gazed on him, you know, on that part of the story.

And I know that they're going to go down a little bit more difficultly now because Marshall is not going to be in that scenario.

Hey, are you guys going to an FM station beginning in early February?

Yes, sir.