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Really? What sort of app

do you use or how do you be organised? App? What's that? Notepad? Do you use notepad?

For my to-do list, yeah.

Pen and paper?

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All right, it's one of my favorite segments each and every week.

It's Nick Kelly's Notebook here on Cover Crimson.

Nick, what's the first thing you have jot down in that you must have the most finesse, tiny handwriting? If you gave me a notebook that big, I maybe could get my name on it.

That's about it.

Usually on Sundays, we have these little solos that we do behind a paywall, but I'm not putting a paywall on this one.

It's my second edition of Reporter's Notebook, which I started last week.

I'm going to be talking about a story that I just noticed published 25 years ago this week.

And it might be, I don't know if I would call it my favorite story, though it might be, But it certainly exemplifies what a story can be if you allow the story to tell itself to you.

I can't say that I'm right, but from my lights, We'll get to that another time.

Anyway, thanks everybody for listening.

I'll be back next week with another Reporter's Notebook.

I don't know what story it's going to be yet, but we'll find out.

I went down to the personal size, and then I think that's when I moved over back to the bigger size 'cause I was just like, "I miss my creative journals."

I mean, this is when I had a f- I had a phase of, um, you know, like, the Moleskine Cahiers? Cahiers? I don't know how you say it.

I wrapped this one in tissue paper, and then, like, put watercolor on it.

But, like, you'll notice that this is also number one.

Cheat sheet.

Notizbuch.

An open-book exam lets you refer to textbooks and notes during the test instead of relying solely on memory.

Open book.

Yeah.

Uh, Nick, before we get into Nick Kelly's Notebook, one of our favorite segments here on Cover Crimson, I'm really interested, uh, your perspective from the coaches press conference yesterday when it comes to injuries, um, especially guys like Terrence Green and Rasian Doubighi who have, again, have been home runs in the transfer portal and such a big part of what they do in the trenches on both sides of the offensive and defensive line.

Um, of all these guys that are banged up, you could throw Ryan Williams, Ryan Coleman Williams, pardon me, into that discussion as well.

Which one do you think will ham- hamper Alabama the most moving forward?

No. No.

Again, it's just gonna be a distraction, and it's not gonna help your football team moving forward against Tennessee.

So that being said, it's time to dig into Nick Kelly's Notebook, one of our favorite segments where Nick has three pre-prepared little items in his handy-dandy notebook.

Uh, again, the most important notebook in the southeast.