Right.

Um, but if you're making a mistake somewhere on the field in a, in a call, every pitch changes with every batter, and everything, uh, is relevant to what the score is at that time and what the situation is, where the runners are on base and things like...

Football's the same way.

You can argue every sport is, but football is the same.

Hockey changes.

When a, when a team has a two-goal lead instead of a one-goal lead, uh, lead, the game of hockey changes.

You can see the way the different things that are happening.

they were swept.

[laughs]

...

in a game.

And so, so you, that's a Gordie Howe hat trick right there.

He had one last game.

Uh, but they, they fell to...

Aiden Hill in net.

Tell us about it.

Guys, is this something what you guys do, is this something that can be taught? In other words, if I show up to the Ron Futrell broadcasting camp, can I just do it in a year? Or is this something you either have or you

don't? It can be both.

But I will give a specific answer.

I did teach at UNLV.

I taught the first sports broadcasting class there for three years.

And they asked me how I wanted to teach it, what I wanted to do.

I said, I'm going to teach them how just to do it.

What would you tell someone who wants to sit where you sit one day? Ron, start with you.