There's just something about game day in college football that is special. It's unique and it's not replicated in any other sport. The best feeling I've ever had professionally is when you're standing on that field on a Saturday and those guys come running out of the tunnel. Central high school to me is home. This is where the love for the game of football really developed for me. My dad, coach, football and basketball here. My brothers were both quarterbacks on this field. Some of my favorite memories in life all happened right here. I decided I wanted to be a sports broadcaster really early on in life. Success is a lot of things. It's being at peace with who I am. It's a constant struggle to kind of figure out what's set to a part. I sure hope that there's more to me than what meets the eye. You got to figure out who you really are on the inside. Because if you let other people tell you what makes you valuable, you'll question all the time. Growing up, sports were just an automatic. And this is where so many lessons were learned. I had to interact with different people. I mean, I went to school here with a bunch of people that didn't look like me, didn't come from the same background as I did, but sports brought us together. My style is comfortable. Comfort first because I travel four or five days a week a lot of the year. I feel most confident when I know I'm doing my best and being fully in the moment. I have no idea what's coming next in my life, but I'm certainly open to the mystery and excitement of whatever that's going to be down the road.