Frank Martin

That

reminded me of the classic Frank Martin story.

When he took South Carolina, he said, yeah.

Jamie, I was literally in the gym.

We got, we got scolded on our three-man Weave-In major extravaganza or maybe our coach ratings for not being super friendly on, on Capco, but, you know, maybe he'll be, he'll be good there.

Frank Martin seems maybe checked out at this point.

I don't know if UMass is not-

Yeah, I think he's done

Yeah.

I mean, even Frank Martin can fix the football team.

Football.

Like, terrible, terrible, terrible.

Take their butt and take their money.

What a night for UMass, huh? Where's Frank Martin? He's got to be fired up somewhere.

This is, I got to say, this is the biggest night in the history of UMass football ever.

Even bigger than winning an FCS title, even bigger than winning the Boardwalk Bowl in 1972, right?

kind of

maniac is contributing to the UMass? And I, well, let's not forget Frank Martin.

I was going to

say, let's not forget.

But for each of you, a- and B-Mart, you can start it, what's the biggest ...

I- is it the technology that's changed? I mean, one of my favorite coach's quotes ever, um, is Frank Martin, South Carolina coach, on one of his rants, and he's crazy as hell, but it, it was relevant point.

He said, "The kids haven't changed.

We've changed as an adult, as adults about how we handle the kids." Well, I would assume the players are all the same from when you guys were playing, but the technology and, and the benefits and the, and the way these young players are able to be taught and learn, how, how big a difference is that for you guys? Especially, um, that you were in it six, seven years ago and played professionally up to, like you said, last August.