Talking all things UGA With Quincy Mauger

Brandon Gratzer: All right, Quincy, so I know I know everybody's gonna wanna know this, ⁓ just because you played for for both guys, but you know, you got Kirby Smart and Mart Rick. You played for Mart Rick for three years and Kirby for one. But just give us a little little rundown of both. What what you thought? ⁓ man, ⁓ you know, big shout out to Coach Rick and big shout out to ⁓ to Kirby and
Anette: welcome to two guys down 200 pounds. I'm Brian, and this is Brandon. And this week we got a special guest, ⁓ Quincy Mojet, which I've known all my life is Quincy Mulger, but I guess that's not how we pronounced it. I I just learned that, Brandon just learned that, but apparently that's been a big issue with him. And ⁓ but Kel, he went to Kel High School, four year starter ⁓
Brandon Gratzer: And and big prayers to to to Mark Rick and his family. I know what you know, what they're going through. You know, it's you know, something that you never want to see happen to any man at that, but especially ⁓ Mark Rick. But you know, just you know, going down memory lane, Mark Rick is just one of those coaches and those guys that just wants the best for you. Not just in football, it was bigger than that. You know, he wanted you to be a better man, ⁓ a better father, ⁓ a better human being.
Anette: 187 tackles with free agent for the Falcons, the Raiders, a CFL champion with ⁓ Toronto Argonauts. ⁓ and ⁓ he currently he does a little insurance, but I know that my kids have done a little bit of ⁓ speed and agility with Q Dog performance. So I really appreciate appreciate you coming on. ⁓ we we've been looking forward to this week. Amen. I I appreciate y'all having me.
Brandon Gratzer: just in general. So what he tried to instill in guys is just it went beyond then then the four years of college that you were at. Whereas, you know, Kirby, you know, I only had it for one year. Yeah. You know, I ca you know, I laugh at it, you know, like I s I I joke and say, like if me and Kirby ever signed up for a ⁓ a charitable boxing that'll be nice. But you know, it's the
Anette: You know, on the show, man, I see you guys blowing up and when y'all made that call, I said, Yeah, put me on. Yeah, we're we're pumped. I mean I I I mean I can't lie, a little bit of a little bit of fanboy 'cause I'm such a a Georgia guy ⁓ that anybody G A related's, you know, big time a big deal. Yeah. Big time to me. A and you grew up in Georgia, so it was you know, anything Georgia related when you get that phone call, it's like, dude, you gotta get the figure off. Gotta be
Brandon Gratzer: I got I got nothing but respect for the both of them, you know, what he what he brings to the to the program. And, you know, when you go fifteen years, you know, fans wanna see, you know, a championship and and Kirby bought that and y you can't argue with with with numbers and stats and I can I can leave it at that. He's he's he's doing what he needs to be doing. Yeah, so ⁓ now after talking about that that leads us into
Anette: But well, hey, we're gonna jump right into it. ⁓ because I know a lot of listeners wanna know, they're big college football fans and state of Georgia, Southeast, football's keen. It it you know, no doubt about it. That's the best football in the league. Yeah, absolutely. So you go to Georgia, you come from from Kell High School and you go to UGA. A typical workout in Georgia. I mean, how much different is it from high school to college? Man, I'm I'm not I'm not gonna lie to you. Big shout out to ⁓ Derrick Cook. ⁓ he was the head coach for Kell High School. He had us going through some some gruesome workouts. Like he had us making sure we were ready for whatever. But I will say nothing, and I but I this is very imperative, nothing will prepare you for 5 a.m. Matriot workouts. Nothing will. And I and I
Brandon Gratzer: Well, I I mean a and I can't I can't just overlook it. I mean, what what do you guys think? You know, ⁓ from a player standpoint to the fans, you know, which one do you guys believe was, you know, your favorite coach and was a better coach? So so looking into it from the outside, looking in our cr you know, obviously we didn't play for Kirby or Mark and you you did, so you you you know them guys a little bit personal, but looking from the outside in, Mark Rick look like you're godly
Anette: And it was fun because I just went to Cancun for my best friend Reggie Davis ⁓ wedding. We were just talking about, man, how did ⁓ mad drills make you better? To be honest, it didn't. I to be honest, I felt like I wanted to quit Georgia every day. Every last day. And then I think ⁓ when they had the Navy SIELS come. yeah, I was like, you know what, this it might not be for me, to be honest. I I don't think I want to be great. I think I'd be an average is pretty fine.
Brandon Gratzer: man who wanted the best out of the players just, you know, not not only playing, but as human beings. Whether it was being a golly man, a father, whatever. I mean you could you could see that and you you you could tell that just through social media. Kirby on the other hand, he w you can tell on TV this dude's all business or nothing. Like we're winning national championship or you're going home or or we're you know, you're gonna do as I say and or you're going ahead on to the house. You can find you another team.
Anette: I mean I don't even know what a mat drill is. I mean we I mean we did ⁓ in high school, but but I mean it's probably nowhere near the they do. No. Yeah. They don't even compare. I I will see I don't even know how y'all define what ⁓ mat drills is, but like our mat drills, it consisted of five stations. So one was like the ladder station, one was like the hoops, ⁓
Brandon Gratzer: Which you know, obviously between Kirby and Martin Rick, I didn't think they were gonna can Mark Rick when they did. So it was surprising, but when they bring in Kirby, they bring in a dude who won us two national championships. So it's hard for me to go back and say, you know, I love Mart Rick because I did, but I got two national championships out of Kirby. So it was, you know. That's fair. I I had no rebuttal for that. Yeah, I I mean I'm the same way, I'm not gonna say but
Anette: There's there's two other ones, but the main one was the mad drills. And so you just have one coach, he directs what you do where it's a a bear crawl, a barrel roll, ⁓ up down. And to be honest, like if any ⁓ anybody messes up, you're going again. Mind you, it's five o'clock in the morning. Have you have you guys ever been to Classic City? Well I I'll tell you this, and obviously this is ⁓ me and Brandon big dudes.
Brandon Gratzer: You know, and I w when you're talking about Rickton when you're talking about Rickton Kirby, ⁓ you know, maybe Kirby's more hardcore and I know I'm g I'm betting I this is just a total guess, but when you got guys like Saban and you got guys like Kirby and and those hardcore dudes, right? Maybe guys I ta I was talking about this with a guy earlier. ⁓
Anette: ⁓ barrel rolls, monkey rolls for big fat lions. That is not our go to. We are not that is not our go to. I'm not gonna lie. When you're tired, yeah, like we we skin guys look like fat guys. Yeah. Well and and the funny thing is is you you you talk about waking up five thirty, which was I was in high school and we went to the University of Missouri for a football camp. And I I think I told Brian we
Brandon Gratzer: Maybe people don't necessarily like to play for Kirby, but they're like, Man, this dude gets dudes in the NFL. For sure. So let's just suck it up for three years or two years, whatever it is, however long you're there, he's getting guys in the NFL and that's the ultimate goal, right? Like you wanna you play for Kirby, he's gonna get you drafted, you're gonna get paid and get that bag and then we're we're good. No, I I I a hundred percent agree with you. That's why I I I have nothing but respect for him. You know, it's
Anette: We woke up one morning and our dorm rooms overlooked the football field and these dudes were literally frog hopping with 25 pound weights down the field. And at that moment's when I realized like, dude, football after high school ain't ⁓ it. You're a different animal to do that. Not at all. But ⁓ get to our our next question would ⁓ what workout would probably make an ⁓ person quit like me and Brian?
Brandon Gratzer: When you when you're going from three years from one type of coach and and one type of teacher to a a whole one eighty, just it it it's something to adjust to. Yeah. Especially when you're ⁓ when you're on your last year and you kinda have, you know, limited time to a real deal or try to lock in. So it there's there's always gonna that bittersweet emotions that that run into it. But no, I I agree with you. If if I had Kirby four years
Anette: Person quick. You know, I have nothing but faith in you guys. Watch out. You know, I I think you guys can do a lot of what we do. But I think one of the hardest workouts that ⁓ that I think we done that I can remember right off the bat, we did a hundred squats. And it was probably for mine, it was 10 sets of three, no, three sets of 405.
Brandon Gratzer: Would have been a different trajectory at that point, right? Yeah. ⁓ so I guess just real quick, little s little short NIL. You you for it, you like it, don't like it, let me know what you think. I I'm definitely for it for sure. Just to but to a certain degree. Like players getting paid, ⁓ I think that's kinda long overdue. I wish that I would have got paid. You know, in my years, you know, getting paid seventy one dollars and fifty cents is just it's just crazy.
Anette: No, ten sets of ⁓ four or five. Ten sets of ten. ⁓ my god. Of squats. Of squats. Yeah. Ten ten sets. Ten ten reps. I already don't like squatting as it is. I've tried to avoid squats already, but you're talking about four of ten times? Yeah. No shot. And that was that was just like one part of the workout. You still had practice. Squats and then practice. Imagine going to the freaking field.
Brandon Gratzer: You know what I'm saying? And being in a classic city, I mean ninety percent of your paycheck is going towards Bourbon Street and you know saying. But I I I will say it's yeah, like players need to get paid, but there has to be some type of, you know, stipulation or at least a financial, you know, literacy. Yeah. To help these literally help help them out. Yeah. They're coming straight out of high school with this much money. Of course I'm I'm buying everything.
Anette: Already sores can do they didn't care. ⁓ how much how much you know, because we're we're doing a little you know, weight loss, but how how much emphasis did Georgia put on like the recovery, nutrition, like how important was that stuff? Because I know for us, obviously being being big and losing weight, nutrition's a big deal for us. ⁓ recovery, we we
Brandon Gratzer: that I don't need. ⁓ yeah. And and not only that, but you got dudes who, you know, not everybody, but there's a lot of guys who don't come from anything. Yeah. And then they're the they're this big five star guy and they go to Georgia and they get five million bucks as a seventeen year old. Yeah. I'ma do the same thing. For sure. I'ma buy a Lambeau. I'ma a couple. Yeah. I mean it I just think they come from high school and they don't have that
Anette: We talk about it all the time. I know it's a big deal for us, but it's college athletes. For sure. Professional athletes. So I wanna when I came in to college, I think I was just a little over a hundred and ninety pounds. Yeah. ⁓ at that time Todd Grantham was the defensive coordinator. And if you know any of like the old school Georgia Bulldogs, they're like they want big safeties. So I I was technically pretty small for that. So
Brandon Gratzer: the the financial literacy like you said and they just they just go. I'm not I'm not gonna lie to you, like I mean I had I had a couple of games where I had some big hits. So if I had a couple of million, I would have been like the new Michael Jackson. I would have had me a nice little little monkey on my shoulder. You know what I'm saying? Like I would have went crazy with that money. We're over here talking about since since we're gonna go down this little Lambo Brian thinks he would buy with five million. Those come with heft hefty little speeding fines you get there.
Anette: I went from one ninety to two hundred and fifteen pounds within two, three months. Like a muscle. Yes. A lot. So do their their dietitian and and you know, recovery, they're real focused on getting you where they want you to be. So like, I mean, besides ⁓ recovery and nutrition, get back in nutrition, obviously, you know, they had y'all on their eating plans and stuff.
Brandon Gratzer: ⁓ I guess something we can kind of dabble on a little bit is, you know, Jollet really have any of those issues driving, you know, too fast under Martin Rick. I I mean I would assume without the NIL, you guys are probably s scrolling or scrolling, rolling in a a little Toyota car and and you guys couldn't get up to hundred and sixty or a hundred and thirty that quick. No, it it was so you know what's crazy? It's
Anette: ⁓ so I it was a little different from what it is now. Yeah. I think they have their own cafeteria. Yeah, their own shift and everything now that we still had to go to like where everybody else used to eat at. But even still they had somebody come in and say, You can't eat this, you can't eat that. It's like if it smells good or if you if you think no.
Brandon Gratzer: We've had the same issues with with players. I mean of course everybody has it, but it kinda it kinda changed over time where, you know, my years and the years before, there was a lot more DUI cases. Yeah. And saying so guys that, you know, get behind the wheels and it's like yes, sometimes you can look the other way, but you know, if we're trying to teach these kids to to be, you know, responsible and own up to accountability, yeah.
Anette: That's a small that's a yeah, right yeah, right. If it smells good, put it back. If it don't smell good, I ain't eat. ⁓ this kind of rolls right into it, but w was there any rules for maintaining weight or losing weight or in some instance or some dudes that are small might have to gain some weight. ⁓ yeah. So I guess it's a little different when it comes to the pros. You know, they get fined for, you know, being
Brandon Gratzer: You you have to take accountability for that. So it was a lot of DUI cases my years and prior. But now, just like you said, you know, now you got money to to buy Hellcat charges and which which honestly I say I'd buy a Lambo. My big butt can't even fit in a Lambo. So so I don't really know that a Lambo would have been my go to, but but ⁓ and I I'll just touch on this real quick ⁓ but
Anette: underweight, overweight. And for in college, you know, we don't have money. Especially and I didn't exist. Yeah. At least I wish it did. Yeah. Yeah. But at that time, well if we were like underweight or overweight, we would have to do if you're overweight, stairmaster with with the like a jacket, a sweater. And if you're underweight, man, I mean I never had that problem. I love to eat, so I I really don't remember what they did, but I
Brandon Gratzer: And I talked to Brandon about this and I don't know. Are Athens police more hardcore, you think, than like being in Tuscaloosa? I just it feels like it always happens to Georgia players. Yeah, alm almost like it seems like and that people say it whether it's really true or not, that Athens police is really like after players or after after athletes, it seems like. You know, it's like
Anette: It it definitely wasn't good. So yeah. That becomes true. I I I mean I mean I can imagine. I don't know, but I know being in college it I didn't play football. But being in college, you've got that cafeteria, you got all that stuff. You can just eat and eat and eat. ⁓ you know I mean I can imagine me being to college. That that would have been
Brandon Gratzer: I got respect for the law enforcement. So I can't say nothing, you know, disrespectful. But I will say to a certain degree, like, all right, guys, let's let's let's be real. And I in my beliefs, I I think there's a chain of command where when the law enforcement finds out about this, the first point of contact will be the head coach. Yeah. And so the head coach will then deal with
Anette: That would have been a problem on the football field. Granted now I a lineman, so maybe it wouldn't have been that big of a deal. But we we like ⁓ big now. Yeah, we we we we like ⁓ to fill the gap. Hey, if you want to eat, please. Yeah, eat all you want. ⁓ man, by God, Brian will eat it. I'll do it. But I can fill a gap, son. It may be forty, but I still may fill a gap right now.
Brandon Gratzer: whatever yeah you need to do it. So that's why I think we had so many D UI cases. Cause you know Mark Rick was a was a godly man. So it's like, ⁓ here you're gonna own up to that. Yeah. It's like, ⁓ I'm not I'm not we're not here to babysit or anything. Yeah, we ain't putting that in our back pocket. No. You're gonna you're gonna face the You're an adult now and that's why Georgia had so many like let's be real. Kids are drinking in college. We couldn't have been the only ones no and not even And then that's what I say. And
Anette: I don't know about that. It's close. ⁓ we did little, you know, nutrition there, but I guess a little more personal questions here. Like at what point I always wonder, because I played football and and and golf in high school, but at what point did you know that you were a D one athlete? Because I know a lot of kids now, like it's either D one or bust, right? But the story. But when did you know?
Brandon Gratzer: And you make a good point with Mark Rick. Maybe he wanted them to face that, face those, you know, it's real life now. You know, it ain't it ain't let's just hide everything. It's real life. But ⁓ But you can't you can't hide no speeding tickets. No. Everybody. Not when you're going 130 miles an hour or whatever that, you know, but but yeah, so real quick before we're gonna do a little rapid fire, but real quick, so truthfully, you know, Quincy's coming on and and I'm doing
Anette: Like you were like, I'm going D one. Man, I think it you if you if you're not already having that mentality that you're not D one, like I'm from Florida, you know, originally. So like I've already had that mindset that I'm I'm D one. But I think the the main, you know, indicator that I was like, ⁓ I'm D one. I went to Kell High School. They had, you know, of course, you know, they had ⁓ Brendan Langley at the time, ⁓ Khalil Bell.
Brandon Gratzer: research on sports, sports, sports. And ⁓ then I go on his Instagram and and my man, look, let me preface this by saying I don't know how much Quincy weighs, but I know the dude's big. He's a big dude, cut up, you can tell. I'm not afraid to admit it. He he he's a he's Jack. He he's a big dude. But you go to his Instagram and that Joker is eat I mean, he is eating food, just like me and Brandon would. Yeah. And speaking of that, I mean
Anette: ⁓ and some other guys there were some good competitors and so me keeping up with them and making my name ⁓ pretty quickly I was like okay I think I can I think I can really take off of this. Yeah and you know and and I just wondered too because I look at obviously being older and even then right you you get caught up in these these ratings right these one star, two star three star four star five star athletes right
Brandon Gratzer: Y yeah. I mean, Quincy is Jack by all means. Dude takes the sharp dude's cut up. But this dude eats like a freaking big back. And you would have thought I mean he he as much as this dude eats, you would have thought he weighs about as big as me and Brian here. Yeah, 'cause if if if me me and Brandon did eat like that and that's how we got to where we were. Now we're we're a little further down. We ain't on Quincy's level yet, but I mean
Anette: And then you got these five star dudes. Right. But a difference between a little off script here, difference between like a five star and a three-star. Is there that much of a difference? You know, that's the that's a great question. I I I I'm a three-star. So I was a three-star. And I know some of the five star guys that I will not name. I'm like, I don't even know how It's it's a it's a political game. That's what it is. It's like it's all politics. Yeah. And metrics, right? Maybe a little bit of metrics.
Brandon Gratzer: In your videos, I hear you say you're part of the Big Bat community. So you like food. This is Big Back Entertainment. You know what I'm saying? I'm the CEO, the founder, the president. You know, what what whatever you need. ⁓ you can find it through me. Any food spots, you know, with Mr. Scrape the Plate. My my sl my slogan is what? They thought why? Yeah. Yeah. Check those videos. Go to his Instagram and check them out. He's got some legit food. I mean, there's some stuff I'm like.
Anette: May maybe he ran a a four two and he ran a four three two or something, right? Like some maybe he's got a bigger wing span. Maybe you know, yeah. I mean a little bit of cause that that's what we talk about high school athletes. And I think a lot of it to me, we'll walk we'll go to high school games and we'll watch guys and they're a five star guy and I'm watching and I'm like, I I'm not seeing this five star
Brandon Gratzer: I mean he does it everywhere. I saw airplanes. He was doing air on airplanes and all these different spots, but but he definitely he definitely partakes in some eating. There ain't no doubt about that. You know what's funny, and just to tie in on that, so when I did the airplane review, the crew was not happy. Not in the slightest. The they they contacted the team and the the team was like, Take it down. And I said, No. No, my fans love it. He's like, I
Anette: And I'm not a yeah, we're not an expert scout. We're not expert scouts here, but when I I mean there's certain players that I mean there's even players that are in the pros now when when when we seen them here in high school, we were like, I didn't see it in high school. Like like there was times where I was like, no, it and they're good. And I I mean one person that I'll say and I my God, this dude's a heck of a player, but what Calvin Johnson, we played against Calvin Johnson in high school.
Brandon Gratzer: But I I gotta be respectful. So they so the the the plan was like, hey, all right, can you do another one and we'll be more prepared. Talk it up for us. Yeah. It w it was still trash. But it was it was still better. It was better than what it was. So Well, I I'll say this because I I went through and I I watched I watched a lot of these videos and ⁓ man you need to find some spots that the y yeah everything's rated good. You can't eat everything you eat can't be good. ⁓ this is this is all recommendation.
Anette: And that dude was like, it and it really just came down to his top. I mean, obviously the dude's a freaking, freaking, ⁓ freaking awesome player. But for Calvin Johnson, when I seen him in high school even versus us, the dude really didn't do that much. So, but I mean, obviously the dude was a monster, but for sure. I mean, when when you see stuff like that and you see other high school kids and you're like, and now it's like, is it they're going to these camps and they're like,
Brandon Gratzer: You know, ⁓ okay. So you're not just hitting random, you're going off recommendations. No, no, for sure. I'm I'm hitting random spots, but at the same time, you know, I'm not gonna set myself up for failure. So like if if everybody's like, ⁓ we're gonna go to this viral spot, I'm like, Okay, we'll we'll try it and I'm gonna tell you if it's really good or not. Yeah. But other than other than that, I'm not gonna drive down the street like, ⁓ let me just try this fried chicken at this gas station. Yeah. I'll be on the toilet for weeks. Yeah. Yeah, well, and that's the thing too. It and and if you go and watch, he don't just
Anette: You know, just 'cause they're showing up these camps and some people see some stuff and also we're adding extra stars. Well, I think versus all the town that we're on. It's like if you go to camps seven on seven and you show out and you kinda get ⁓ a little bit of oohs and ahs from for that right person. ⁓ yeah, you're getting a start. Which ties into that politics. Yeah. Yeah. ⁓ well if if so I guess this kinda ties into
Brandon Gratzer: least some the videos I see. I mean, Quincy's trying everything. That Joker will buy three burgers just to get one bite of each. ⁓ no, one one bite. ⁓ I'm finished. Well I'm just that's the big bag. Yeah. Yeah. So we're we're we'll jump right into our we're gonna do a little quick rapid fire, ⁓ quick answers. So rolling right into that, which teammate we I mean we can we can talk about high school, college, a little bit of pro there, but what what teammate had that?
Anette: Because we got recruiting videos, we got all this stuff that goes in it. And I want to know if you're good enough, if you're that dude, are coaches gonna find you or do you have to? Or is it all about the the social media and the huddle? You know, the h I think the big thing now is huddle, right? Yeah. For the videos like like are coaches now relying on you think social media or or or you think
Brandon Gratzer: Craziest diet, whether it's good or bad.
Anette: You know, like you said, you're that dude, you don't have to show up as long as you're that dude, they'll find you. I I think me personally, I think they will find you no matter what school you go to, especially when you're in college, the pros will definitely find you because those guys get paid for it and like they will lose, like they have family speed. ⁓ but for college, I think you have to you have to be a big advocator.
Brandon Gratzer: Man, I don't know if it was good or bad with this one. ⁓ I remember ⁓ Isaiah Isaiah McKenzie, ⁓ receiver, ⁓ Georgia. He only ate wings like faithfully, and he was all of like one thirty. Yeah. Fast fast to get out, but man, this man ate nothing but wings. That's not a bad diet. You know what I'm saying? I I mean I could eat wings all the time. But Isaiah, he wasn't a big dude though. No. He wasn't ⁓ you know, he was a small shorter
Anette: When it comes to yeah, for yourself and you have to have like a team behind you where whether it's kind of your coach or your parents to send out tape, you know, try to reach out to whatever coach and and really go to these camps because if you think football alone on the field is just gonna carry you through D one and land you in Georgia, no it's not happening. Like I I I played I played pretty high, you know, high Q ball, yeah, you know, like Kel and Cherokee. Yeah.
Brandon Gratzer: Yeah, I'm not saying he wasn't Jack, but he he wasn't a big receiver. Yeah, he definitely was strong. He was actually one of one of our stronger stronger receivers. He was twitchy. Yeah, but but as far as like the best you know, any of any of my quarterbacks in the professional leagues were definitely kinda your best diets. I think one I can remember is Vernon ⁓ Vernon Adams. He was ⁓ C FL quarterback. I think he's right now with the Calgary, but when I was with B C with him
Anette: But it wasn't until I went to a Mark Rick camp when I was like, ⁓ yeah, I'm getting an offer. Yeah, yeah. Tom Grantham wants me to come to Georgia. So I'm already doing it. Yeah. And and I guess ⁓ you you just brought it up the high IQ because I coach baseball. So I'm I I I'm looking at or travel baseball. So I'm looking at I I got ball players and I got players who have a very high IQ of the game. Yeah. To me.
Brandon Gratzer: Meal prep, had his snacks on time, cre ⁓ yeah, he he had the whole nine and he's like, Don't offer me nothing that don't don't smell good. Don't smell good. That's that smell good food. If it don't smell good, we don't want it. Who complained the most during conditioning? Who didn't complain? You know what I'm saying? Like like Matt Drills, it was ⁓ So there's there's this one cat and ⁓
Anette: Having a high IQ of of football or baseball, that's a big freaking deal, man. You can't be you can be an athlete and be dumb as a bag of rocks and and not be able to play. You gotta have a high IQ. Is that wrong? No, no, no, you're you're a hundred percent right. If I but I will say the people that are dumb as rocks, they still get picked up now. Well
Brandon Gratzer: I can't I can't really tell you his name. I can tell you a good story though. It would never be a lie. He he was like, man, I'm I'm I'm over it. I can't do this anymore. You know, of course like all of us are like, man, like relax. It is what it is. We all contemplated about leaving leaving Georgia, but he had other plans. So the next Matt drills, he passed out.
Anette: Well, that's because they're six foot three, two hundred and thirty, and they can be rockier freaking world. You know, I I understand that. Because all coaches, I do it as a coach. Yeah. If I see a dude, I don't even know the dude. But if he's big and he's strong, I'm gonna take a shot because I think I can make that kid lock. You make him better and and he could probably still outperform a lot of duties just based off his own talent. But I think he can at my age. At ten years old, he can. Yeah. But when you get in college
Brandon Gratzer: So I'm we're looking and we're and the coaches really don't care. You just kinda get swept to the side, like, okay, we're gonna keep going. He goes in the locker room later in the days like, I think it worked. ⁓ my god. My my man Darn passed out on us and got out of mat drills. That is wild. Yeah, he he was thinking ahead. I mean that
Anette: You can't just be, you gotta have a little up top. Well, see I saw I give you a little insight. It's it's funny because you would think everybody that's on the field is is just high IQ. When when that's not really true, you only truthfully need two to three people that are just like amazingly smart. Yeah. Right. So ⁓ at that time, I would I would consider myself pretty smart. Yeah. ⁓ your your linebackers.
Brandon Gratzer: Sounds like something I do, Brandon. I ain't trying to I ain't trying to get in all that all the time, you know. ⁓ so ⁓ a another little little weight room. who thought one one dude who thought they were stronger than they actually were? So you got, you know, Brandon over here who, you know, thinks he can, you know, freaking he'll tell everybody he can bench two seventy five, but we know he can't really do but about two fifty, you know.
Anette: Has to be definitely one of the smartest guys. Yeah. And you have to have one corner that is just elite at that, just at his spot. He knows what what to see. So ⁓ at that time, Damian Swan, we call him Dank, is he's just like the most high IQ guy I've ever played with. And so I knew never to look to his side. I don't know how to worry about it. I don't. So whoever on the other side, I'm not saying that he was sorry, it's just
Brandon Gratzer: I mean, I mean we have some strong cats. I'm sure. We had some strong cats. ⁓ you but you know what? You know, ⁓ I got my my small group that I still keep in contact with. Reggie Davis. ⁓ Reggie Davis weighs about a buck, a buck fifteen. Soak a wet wet quarters in his pockets. ⁓ god. No, let me stop playing. But I
Anette: I don't have to worry about one time because he already knows the place. Yeah. And I had ⁓ whoever my other safety was, because I had a high IQ, I'm telling them what the checks are, yeah, ⁓ what to expect. So like that's what I'm saying. You don't really need a whole bunch of guys that are high IQ. It'll be nice. Yeah, it'll be lovely. But you should have one guy to be a general, all right, you're good. So sp speaking of IQ then going back to the Todd Grantham D sp.
Brandon Gratzer: You know, he's a receiver, so he run he run that four two, four three speed. We don't care, but ⁓ we're talking about strength. I thought I was the strongest one for sure. Yeah. Well well that so we're just a real quick strongest dude, strongest dude you've ever been around. Nick Chubb. Easy, hands down. I'm not even gonna yeah, Nick Chubb. And I mean for us too, I mean you see that dude social media is that dude's still putting out videos being a freaking beast in the weight room. Yeah, powerhouse. Yeah. Mm-hmm.
Anette: Defense is the the saying was always that Todd Grantham's defense was always they they say it was hard. Like he had the what the biggest defensive play book is what they would say, I think is what they said. It I mean, was it really that hard or was it kind of not dummy down, but I mean, was he more was it more hard harder to learn his defense than probably anybody else's? ⁓ in any time of your time playing defense? You know what's crazy? I
Brandon Gratzer: w who gave the best locker room speeches, whether it's coaches, players, you know, anybody? ⁓ you know, I g I whoever is your your leaders at that time, you know, so Aaron Murr is definitely, you know, my freshman year's like go to speaker, you know, the next year prior after that.
Anette: I mean, you you guys know the the history of Georgia. We had at least in my tenure, there's probably three defense coordinators, four defensive back coaches, two head coaches. ⁓ I would say his was probably the most extensive playbook. I still have it at the house. Yeah. And I'll look at it, I'm like, this is crazy. It's like
Brandon Gratzer: Man, it it kinda just bounced off of of a lot of guys. You know, Swan talked a little bit. Tod when Todd Gurley barely talked, but when he did, everybody definitely listened. Everybody paid attention. Yeah. And then ⁓ rope Fawn Smith too. ⁓ I tried I try to do my my due diligence in being a being a leader vocally, but I'm I'm more of a you know, like one on one kind of guy. Whatever you need, I got you. Yeah. That type of leader. Yeah. Yeah. I I mean I mean Rokwan. I I told y'all Ro Rokwan's my guy, man. I've Rokron's probably one of my favorite favorite Georgia players ever. ⁓ I mean there's a few but I always like you know side side.
Anette: Coming out of high school when you wanted us to learn this? Yeah. You're you're bugging. And and I mean you touched on it there, and I guess this is a little, but coming out of high school as a freshman, you got Todd Grantham, and I ⁓ was Todd Grantham to DC when you were a freshman? Yeah. When did he Okay? So you're coming in as a freshman. This Joker throws a playbook at you. I mean, how do you even begin to dissect something? I'll tell you you you find a vet.
Brandon Gratzer: Hold on, you mean to tell me Quincy ain't your favorite Georgia player? That was kind of dirty, bro. I said one. One of my favorite players. Well, see, well, you know what? Hey, I got now I got a question for you guys. Who is your top three? Come I'm not gonna say top five. Who is your top three Georgia Bulldogs?
Anette: And you stick to him and you annoy the crap out of him. Like shout out to questions to Connor. ⁓ and shout out to to Swan. All the vets that was in that room. ⁓ I was the most annoying guy ever. And I and I and I and I have nothing but respect for ⁓ my uncle Fabian. I I used to call him like every, every week. I'm like, man, I'm I'm done with this. Like, I don't know why I'm not playing. He's like, Do you know the playbook?
Brandon Gratzer: You you you put me on the spot but but I I I have to go and and you gotta think like I wasn't the Herschel Walkers like we weren't that wasn't okay my time. I'm I'm gonna say my time when I really started watching football. Because I could easily say Herschel, you know, but ⁓ Roquan's one. ⁓ Brock Bowers has gotta be one. Yeah, there's one more in my opinion.
Anette: I mean I mean I'm learning. I'm trying I'm trying he's like, Well don't call me if you unless you ⁓ learn to play the books. I'm like, alright, I I gotta lock in. So that was that was something that I had to really lock in and take my time and really learn to play with yeah. Yeah, I mean I can imagine. I mean 'cause that just from what I've heard, I didn't play. That's what I'm saying.
Brandon Gratzer: One more. d I I gotta leave you out of here, right? You want me to leave you? I gotta leave you out. Okay, I g I I gotta leave you out. I gotta leave you out. I gotta leave you out. We got you here. So you're definitely on top. But
Anette: Always heard that a Todd Granton defense is and you're going from a high a s high school simplified, dumbed down defense to a freaking to a Todd Grantham, what they always said and what you heard on the radio and everything, that it was pretty complex.
Brandon Gratzer: I mean, no I would say it would have to be a running back in my opinion. I I don't know. Gurley. I I could have a few gurley, I love Chubb, but I love David Pollack too. I mean there's a whole I mean I could go down a list. No, it's tough. I mean that that that's not an easy question. No. ⁓ yeah, I ⁓ for me it's dude, that that's rough. I mean, you got so many good Georgia Bulldogs that's come through that
Anette: Gurley, Sony, Chubb, Murray, Jenkins, Swan. ⁓ you know, what what were your teammates? I mean, I guess I would ask before we answer that, because I know some ⁓ people, but when I mean because I would say like you know, when you're talking like Todd Gurley and Sonny Michelle and Nick Chubb, you know, those those those ⁓ those type of dudes, like, did you know that they were different? ⁓
Brandon Gratzer: The pick three I think's really unfair. It is. Because I mean there's just s so many great freaking people. ⁓ and if I had to choose three think for me it's just because I follow the guy on everything he does. He I feel like the dude's a leader on the field, off the field for everything, but David Pollack for me is was was a baller. And the fact you hear a story who started off at full back and ended up at freaking defensive end is just wild. Then and then I gotta roll back a few years. Greg Blue
Anette: Fellow. Certainly. And we can't you can't forget about Keith Marshall. ⁓ Keith, yeah, Keith, you're a hundred percent. But yeah, Keith was a beast too. It's like what it's it's funny, you know, when you're when you're in high school and you're like, ⁓ man, Ty Gurley and Keith Marshall. It's like, man, those are like those guys are gonna be like great. And now you're in the same locker room and I'm like, ⁓ man, they're they're talking junk to me and I can I
Brandon Gratzer: ⁓ yeah. That dude, if you want to talk about a few loose screws, that's gonna hit somebody. That's true. That dude was gonna lay somebody out. Yeah. And then
Anette: Like I gotta I gotta stand 10 times. You're on defense too, they're back there running the ball. Like, yeah, to to go what you said like Todd, Todd, Keith, Sony, Nick Chubb, even even ⁓ man the the Brendan Douglas, the great right holder. ⁓ boy. ⁓ my god. Like we had a JJ Green, we had we had some like a lineup. And to be honest, I look back, I'm like, how did we get these guys? Yeah.
Brandon Gratzer: And the funny thing is is I'm not even like like I love offense too and I'm not even like like I've even growing up I always played more on the offensive side than I did the defensive side. But I'd have I'd have to I'd have to go I mm. It's it's too hard, man. It really is if if and there's two people, I mean there's two people because even when I first started walking watching Georgia and the main reason why I like this person so much because it was insane, was David Green on the play action passes when he would stick that ball next to his side and the players would literally come up to him and try thought thought they were gonna tackle him, they really would turn away from him and the dude still had the ball and he would turn around and chunk it downfield.
Anette: Like NIL could never. You would have all those dudes on one team. You'd have enough money. No. We would be broke. Yeah. I'll be at San Jose State. No shot. No disrespect. Yeah. I mean, but it and we'll we'll I'm gonna get into it a little more here, but I cause I just wanna talk about your quarterback situation, right? You had what?
Brandon Gratzer: And and DJ Shockley was the same way. But I got to go with AJ Green. The dude was a beast at Georgia. Yeah. I mean, I I want to give the running backs love, but come on, man. I was a wide receiver starting out. And so I got to give my love to AJ Green. Respect.
Anette: Murray and then you had what Lambert and then was Hudson. Hudson Mason was there too. So it was a little bit I think it was like a it wasn't like a steady four year QB there for you. So you know, I don't think you had a set, you know, but I I'm assuming all of them were good. I know like when when when we're talking as fans, 'cause me and Brandon are just fans, right? But then like a Hudson Mason comes in and we're like, ⁓ you know.
Brandon Gratzer: You know, even though you didn't name any respect. You're here. You're here. You can't be on that list. ⁓ so we're gonna we're gonna jump into our ⁓ one one of our favorite ⁓ segments, overrated, underrated, which is brought to you by ⁓ power washing by Chris. Give him a call for all your power washing needs. But ⁓ Georgia Tech hate overrated, underrated, and I want the player side, not
Anette: Yeah, you know. And I go from Aaron Murray and then we're like, ⁓ Hudson. They say no knock on Hud Hudson, because I mean, clearly dudes are baller too. But it's just and you go from that step, you're like, ⁓ But are all those dudes and that's what I'm wondering wondering, you you know, because Grayson Lambert comes in from a different school, I don't remember what school, but he comes in, Hudson comes in, and those aren't your top elite five-star QBs, but they had to be due.
Brandon Gratzer: Not the fan side. I want the player side from you. We'll give you our fan side. I I I think you guys might might not agree with me with this one, but I I think it's overrated, man. Like I I don't have no beef with them. Like it's like yes, I get it. ⁓ there's a a long tenured of of rivalry, hate. So with Auburn as well, but I I don't see the real
Anette: No, for sure. I think they had all the measurements, they had the the IQ for Fatona Balto there, Christian. And ⁓ to be honest, I think what separated all of our quarterbacks was experience. I mean like let's be real, Aaron Murray, yeah, he was there for you know, four years and he was starting and being elite at all four years. And so when you know, Udson Mason was given the opportunity, it's just he was just thrown in the fire and
Brandon Gratzer: Georgia, Georgia Tech hate when I was playing them. I think for the most part w the coaches hyping up made us more mad because we had to practice, you know, cut blocks for two weeks in the cold. Yeah, I think that that made us more mad than anything. So we weren't mad at Georgia Tech. It was more so the coaches. But e even though even though you got, you know, Georgia, Georgia Tech. And I know they don't all come from Georgia, right? But there's a lot of kids at
Anette: He was trying to be a captain, play a hero, and it's it's it's hard to do that run out to bat off your first year, even though you're what, a senior at that time? Yeah, the senior. Yeah, so it's like you're trying to gain respect. And trying to be the dude. Yeah, he's a lead. Now he was elite. Like he wasn't a lot of sitters. Yeah, he was. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's just like I said, as fans, you just it's not that it's not that five star QB coming in from New York or coming in from California, right? You just have a
Brandon Gratzer: Georgia Tech that you probably played against. I mean, I just thought maybe that would fuel the fire because like me personally, my overrated, underrated, I think it's I think it's underrated just because and it may be media blown and and blown up, but I you're always taught to hate Georgia Tech as a fan. Like you don't, you don't I got
Anette: Another dude which is, you know, kind of similar. ⁓ got him, I need a quarterback right now, right? Just a old good old boy. I can't how is this? ⁓ Gunner. Gunner, yeah. Just a good old boy from South Georgia, you know, it kind of the same thing. And everybody's like, Well, he ain't, you know, but Gunnar's a a dude. Yeah, I mean we'll we'll always get some ball players, some little guys we got that heart. Yeah. But you know, the the tangibles when you be looking around, so it's kind of leaders. Well, I'll I'll ask you this real quick. What
Brandon Gratzer: Friends that call nerds and losers and you know, because they're a Georgia Tech fan and they rarely win against us, at least in the pack, you know, here recently. But I would say underrated, but that's a fan. Yeah, for for me, I gotta go with the the underrated. Yeah. Because I mean personally, me and my wife, we
Anette: Get off the quarterback because we've just talked about running backs. Todd Gurley, Sony, ⁓ Keith Marshall. If you're if you're coming downhill, one of them, who do you not want to tackle? All of them. Like, you can try your hardest. You're not tackling Todd Gurley. Yeah. Like in practice.
Brandon Gratzer: We've decided that we were going to make it a every year thing. So we haven't missed a Georgia Tech game the last few years. And it's been a great game, actually. But the but besides that is you will not I I'm not even going to walk across campus at Georgia Tech. Like that's how I grew up. And then on top of that, like there there'll be people that's like, hey Brandon, you want to go with me to Georgia Tech versus Miami? And I'm like, dude, you're not going to catch me.
Anette: Coaches will always say, Well, you just don't turn it on at the game. Yes, yes, you do. You're talking you turn it on. That's it. You can you can ⁓ BS in practice and game day, you're untouchable. Yeah. So I'm not tackling him. Nick Chuff. Dude, when you see the videos that dude puts out on social media, I think still this day that dude's at the high school gym down there still putting out, but I'm like, dude, I don't even want to be stiff on by this guy. Right. And I didn't play football against any of them.
Brandon Gratzer: Going in the stadium, even if I'm not gonna root for Georgia Tech. Like I'm not going in that stadium. Like it it's like any other school really. If it ain't Georgia, then it ain't happening. I I mean I respect it. It just I don't know. I couldn't I I couldn't really get behind the the hatred as much as anybody else could. Playoffs expanding to twenty four teams.
Anette: But I I'm thinking like Madden terms, like so I'm coming downhill, somebody's putting the boom stick on me. I don't Nick Chubb, I don't think that I I wanna you know, I think all of them love span. Now, don't get me wrong, like I mean, we all know like my background, I love to hit. Don't yeah. I mean that's what I I mean safety, you're you're coming downhill. Do you put your damn smack?
Brandon Gratzer: Rated right there. That's more football. You know, hey, these kids gotta earn it now. Like all that money you're getting, you know, we wanna see we want to see something. Yeah, and I I I mean, ⁓ so you the the way you say it there almost makes me want to change my answer because they're getting paid millions of dollars. ⁓ some of them, they're getting paid more money, more games. ⁓ I still think I I still have to go on the overrated side because I just don't I don't want to see bad teams play good teams and we're talking small schools, you know, like this year, Tulane. Right? Like Tulane playing Georgia, it's just not gonna be a good game. I'm not saying they can't win one, but I would put a lot of money out of my pocket that says they ain't winning national championship. No. And on my end, dude. It's so overrated. Give me the best Power Five teams out there. Let's go out there, have good games. I don't want to see it, like you mentioned, I don't want to see Tulane out there getting slaughtered by Ole Miss again. They got slaughtered by them in the season, and then we gotta watch it again in the playoffs. Like, and we might get a one-hit wonder like the basketball tournament does. You might get a team that does a one-hit wonder, but I'm not willing to stay around and want to see that. Like I wanna see the power fives go at it. I can definitely see like a like one or two teams doing a Cinderella story. But I think for the most part, how I see it, when you have these teams that typically don't belong there play one of these first round seeds, it at least gives those teams an advantage to get warmed up. Because usually the teams who have the bye week, they're the first one gone. Yeah. Well, that's how it's been here recently. Yeah. Usually those first round buys are the first dudes out. Which, you know, you know, I I we we could talk about that later. But ⁓ cold tub, ice bath, whatever you wanna talk about, overrated, underrated on the on the cold tub. ⁓ underrated. If if you if you respect the process of re ⁓ rest and recovery and wanna get back to, you know, training at a high level each and every day. You definitely have to invest in, you know, coal plunge, you know, world tub, why you call however you call it, hot tub as well, Dasonas. All of those are just very beneficial. Yeah, I ain't I first of all. I I I mean, there probably ain't a tub big enough for my big butt to get into. So coal cold tubs for me are are overrated. I don't wanna do it. That's it. Yeah, they're definitely overrated for you because if you're gonna get in a cold tub, you might as well get in a hot tub. I mean, let's be for real, bro. When's the last time your big old bud even sat in a tub? I mean, come on. But for me, it's it's overrated. I mean, I would love after a five K to go get one, but Dude, I c I couldn't even stand a second in there. I can't take a cold shower. I can barely even stand it when I put an ice pack on something that's sore. Like it that don't go with me. Yeah, but but also, you know, Quincy's doing things a little differently than me and Brandon. So cold tub for old Quincy over there is a little different than me and Brandon. He's he's a little higher level athlete than than we will ever be. I believe in you guys. You know it. And ⁓ so, you know, me and Brian we love our wings. We'll go with the overrated, underrated of flats for hot wings. You know it's crazy that you tell me this, ⁓ Yaxis. It's so overrated. Like the the flats, like just give me the wings, man. Preach it, baby. Preach it. The biggest thing, like, like just don't be serving me them American Daily size wings where it'd be sizing my pinky. Like, I like w where where's where is that? Bro, I I get the pinky side wings. Get get get that out of here. But Quincy, I'm about to put on some boxing gloves. We're about to go back in this room, bro. Because there ain't nothing great about a drum. Gimme the flats all day, underrated. Now I'm not gonna go to a restaurant and order just flats because I'm not gonna pay that extra dollar. I could care less. But you best believe I rather have a flat over a drum and I'm gonna eat my flats before I grab a drum. Yeah, it it's easy one for me, which I that's I was surprised by Quincy's ⁓ tape there because I feel like everybody loves the flats. And I tell people I like the drums and they look at me like I'm an idiot. Right. And I I just no, I can't I can't I prefer the drums, but I'm seeing with Brandon. I'll eat both, but flats are so overrated. ⁓ all right. Little little another little food here 'cause I know I I know this is coming. The the the Big Back President Waffle House, overrated or underrated? ⁓ super underrated. Let me tell you something. Waff House is a five-star restaurant in my eyes. You cannot find better customer service, better it's environment, atmosphere, food at three o'clock in the morning and three o'clock in the afternoon. It's underrated. Indeed. That's something we can agree on here because even though Back in the day, me and Brian's fat buck can't fit in a daggum booth at Waffle House. Don't mean we didn't love the food, or I can't say we, but I. And bouncing off what you're saying, Quincy, is dude, you they got that jukebox in there going. You got a few missing teeth in there. You got a dirty looking restaurant. They're cooking right there in front of you. It don't get no more five star than that. There ain't a better breakfast spot out there than a good Waffle House. Underrated. Mm. And I and I couldn't be more on the other side. I say overrated, overrated, overrated. ⁓ Quincy, Brandon, come on over tomorrow morning. I'll cook you the same hash browns, the same over easy eggs. Get out of here. Waffle House is overrated. I got you. Do you do you have a missing tooth? I don't have missing tooth, but if you if we want to put them gloves on, you may give me a missing tooth and then we can I'll cook you breakfast tomorrow. Yeah, you ain't making my hash browns smothered covered in chunk like they do. I can guarantee you that. For sure. ⁓ next one is, God, I know I hate it. Running stadiums. ⁓ yeah. This one. That's that's overrated. I'm not gonna lie to you. If you're not a world-class sprinter, you know, track, I nothing but respect for you guys. But other than that, I'm not trying to run those stadiums. At no point in my life, whether I was young or at the big age that I'm at now, I'm not trying to do it. So it's ⁓ it's it's overrated. Yeah, I'm actually gonna agree too. I've always thought of stadiums as just a punishment. It ain't it it's not a it's not a ⁓ or for at least for me, for a lineman type. It it's not a I'm not don't want no part of it overrated. It's just a punishment run. Give me something else to do. I don't even like walking up my own stairs at my house. What in the heck do you think I wanna run stadiums? It is overrated to the max. And I only have like fifteen stairs at my house to go up to my bedroom. Count me out. ⁓ quick one here, 'cause me me and Brandon saw it the other day actually in a baseball game, but and I know, God, I know you've probably been a part of a few, but overrated, underrated, fake injuries for timeouts. I have no idea what you're talking about, man. I mean, look that's that's just that's I feel like it's part of the game, man. You just you got game plans that need to be drawn up. You got guys that you see that are mixed match. So you want to make sure that you know when you have a team who needs every bit of advantage to win, yeah. Yeah. Go ahead, do what you need to do. And and as a fan, as a fan, you're a player, as a fan, like I say, I it's underrated if it's for your team. It's overrated if it's for the other team. Right, because if if all of a sudden Quincy pulls up his magically he got a cramp in his hand, you know, but because, you know, Kirby or Rick's trying to get a different defense, you know, whatever they're trying to do, it's okay then. But, you know, where offense is flying down the field and then all of a sudden Georgia Tech pulls up with a an injury, you know, then it's to me it's a little over. De definitely overrated if you're playing against Georgia. Underrated. But honestly I I've never I and maybe it does happen at Georgia and I I I just turn my head to it. But I don't really pay attention to it until it's against us and you know we're we're we're running hot down down the hundred yard line there and all of a sudden we got somebody falling out. It's it's a little a little overrated. I saw I got I got one for you for you guys. A little overrated, underrated. Let's see, ⁓ you just ate dinner, right? What whether you you know with your old lady or you just out with the friends. Dessert at the end of the meal, is that underrated or overrated? Bruh, I'm telling you right now, it is underrated. We had a meal with the family last night. Mom made her good southern banana pudding, and it slaps. And there ain't nothing better than that. And you give me s a good legit dessert, I say it's underrated. You just want to give me a bowl of ice cream or something, I say it's overrated. But you give me a legit dessert to eat after, I'm game. Okay. Yeah, I I and this is a tough one here because I I I would say overrated, just because by time by time I got by time I get to that point, I'm already full because I'm an appetizer guy. So I'm gonna eat an appetizer and then my meal and then I'm full. So I don't really the the the the dessert I'd rather have a good appetizer than a dessert. But that's so I would say overrated. That's that's a tough one right there. I when you put it like that, yes, I would I would love an appetite, but ⁓ big back let's go. I need I need all three. Let's go. Yeah, I I can't make I would say a hundred pounds ago. 100 pounds ago, I could do all three right now, man. I can't do it. 500 pound me, 100 pound me. Give me all the good desserts, bro. Sit down. That's big bat community. Yeah, he might be a part of the game. That's right. ⁓ he's ⁓ Brady's definitely part of the Big Bat community. We know that. ⁓ the last one we have here is ⁓ playing in Death Valiant. And I I guess we could say both. We could say Clemson or L S U. Or whichever one's the real Death Valley. Ooh. So you asked me what just playing in there? At night well technically at at night. Ooh, okay. So playing in Death Valley, both Death Valley. Night game. I that's underrated. I don't know. It just f to me, any night games. are the best feelings to have fans come out, you know, show their love for the team and just being under the n the lights. That's just that's just underrated. I I hate twelve o'clock noon games 'cause you really it takes you a while to wake up. Yeah. One quarter already passed and you're like, all right, well like, I'm already over it at this point. So it's like at least the night games you kinda get, you know, you know, e everything is just just rising to that one moment. So underrated. Yeah, I I mean I I would say let there again, I've never played there at night, but and I've only been to night games at Athens because like Brandon said, I don't typically go to other stadiums, but I just feel like a night game, maybe it's because everybody's been drinking all day. Yeah. And they you know, they've been there since 10 a.m. drinking bourbon and all that stuff. And then they get to the night game and it's time to rock and roll. I feel like they're louder, they're more electric. So I would say they're definitely underrated. Definitely underrated. Didn't or if we can sit out all day and pound some alcohol and get ready for a night game, it don't matter where we are. Death Valley, UGA, dude, I'm all for night games. I don't care where it's at, but I say definitely underrated. And definitely l let's be real. Sanford Stadium is the best stadium in college football. I agree. I agree with that. Been to many games and it's pretty superior. ⁓ also ⁓ that kind of concludes our show, but ⁓ we'd like to give a thanks to our camera and ⁓ videographer we had here, ⁓ Nibblet. ⁓ he does a great job with sports, he does everything, all kinds of pictures, videos. Give that dude a look on on social media. We have him tagged on Instagram. Just give him a look. I'm telling you, you ain't gonna find nobody better than him. ⁓ also if you could. Follow us on all social medias, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram. We're on there. Look us up. Hit us a follow. You're not going to miss anything. And the next thing is follow us on all of our platforms for the podcasts. I'm asking you, please follow our podcast. That's what's gonna help us ⁓ get get outreach to other people and find other people that wanna listen to our podcast and grow our podcast. So ⁓ Yeah, and then real quick, Quincy, you can kinda little shout out to what you do. Let us know what what you got going on. Man. still training, you know, still play still play ball. You know, I'm not fully retired yet, so the opportunity's still there. ⁓ I I train kids ⁓ and adults as well. You know, the speeding agility and just trying to get you to your goals. So that's Q Dog performance. So you can reach me reach out to me in my Instagram and or if you have my number, you know, hit me up. Had the same number since I was like twelve. ⁓ and then I've also started my my insurance branch. ⁓ Q Dog insurance, you know, whether it's ⁓ home, life, auto, business insurance, ⁓ just trying to help ⁓ protect families, ⁓ families assets and their future ⁓ goals and everything. Just ⁓ that's what I'm here for. Just same same way I was, you know, tackling problems on the on the field. I'm trying to do the same outside the field. So tap in with me. Well that works. Quincy. I really, I really, really appreciate you swinging by talking with us. But until next time, see ya.