Chris Rice

So that's where I, you know...

And again, Ch- Coach Rice, shout out to Chris Rice, but Coach Rice has had, he's probably had the most success when it comes to northerns.

Um, and he uses no supplemental heating at all.

Um, but also he has primary emeralds in his room, so I know there's a way to do it, but me personally, like I can't just breed with ambient.

there.

I talked to Chris Rice, the CEO of Colleg Racing, who is right now the RAM program in the truck series and will be the Dodge Cup Series program soon.

Once that gets finalized and announced, which may be coming up early December, we'll wait and see on that.

But talk to him literally this week or guess this last week now.

Broadcasting coverage from June indicated charter numbers would remain flat even if Dodge returned to competition.

Collegue Racing chief executive Chris Rice told reporters no discussions with Keselowski about driving a Dodge for the team had taken place, a position he maintained even in the event of Dodge's return to the series.

Keselowski also noted strong interest in a truck series opportunity.

He finished 24th at Las Vegas on Sunday.

Broadcasting coverage from June indicated charter numbers would remain flat even if Dodge returned to competition.

Collegue Racing chief executive Chris Rice told reporters that no discussions with Keselowski about driving a Dodge for the team had taken place, a position he maintained even in the event of Dodge returning to the series.

Keselowski also noted strong interest in a truck series opportunity.

He finished 24th at Las Vegas on Sunday.

You know, this, the, from the driver's side, from an A caliber driver side, these decisions are already done.

So unless somebody gets kicked out an- and Brad gets put in because of his knowledge and, and the things that he has going with him, you know, I, I know Chris Rice and, and, and Kaulig Racing came out and said that Brad hadn't been talked to, not part of their guy.

Um, but in the end, Dodge needs a lot of help, uh, to get their truck program on track.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I think working with Chris Rice would be really tough.

Uh, basically you got Chris Rice over there running everything and, um, I, I think they would butt heads a lot.

So yeah, I don't know.

And people are putting a lot of the eggs in the basket of Dodge.

Um, so there's that.

And Chris Rice, the colleague, general manager, CEO, whatever he is, was on SiriusXM this morning.

He said he has had no conversations with Brad Keselowski about driving a Dodge, even if Dodge comes back.

Obviously, it's super late, and you don't hear me talking much about that, so that should tell you what's happening.

Yeah, very interesting.

We'll continue to watch the developments over there, but no true set path, it doesn't seem.

And what seemed to make the most sense, the dodge angle, the calling angle, according to Chris Rice, those conversations haven't even happened at all, according to him now.

Nick Saban said he wasn't going to leave LSU, and he went to Miami, so who knows? But, you know.