Mike Bianco

You know, and quick Burtman story.

I interviewed Mike Bianco, who's the Ole Miss coach, and he's telling me a story.

And, you know, that when he was the assistant coach at LSU, They were doing a clinic in New Jersey, Cherry Hill.

And I went to those clinics.

you know, relationships, conversations you have to have, just situations where you've got to learn how to handle yourself and really just what you pour into your mind and heart and who you surround yourself with is what's going to pour out in those difficult situations and when times get tough.

And I mean, I credit Ole Miss, Mike Bianco, Carl Lafferty.

I mean, And Goblin, all of my coaches, even teammates, helped me just grow up a lot quicker and a lot more efficiently than I would have otherwise.

And I tell everyone, you know, if if you're sending your son off to college and want him to grow up to be, you know, impactful and, you know, not just successful, but like significant and whatever he's going to go on to do, being a doctor, a lawyer, a pastor, I mean, just a good, you know, person in the community.