It's time for The Mailbag, presented by Whitney McNutt of Tommy Morgan Inc. Realtors, Edition 119.

I asked for your questions. You delivered. So here we go...

Since I was a little kid. I remember the Michigan State-Indiana State championship game in 1979. I was nine. I remember the Seattle SuperSonics beating the Washington Bullets in the NBA Finals around the same time.

That was a different time. College players stuck around for a while and were already an entity when they got to the NBA. But the NBA of the 1980s was incredible, with Magic's Lakers and Bird's Celtics and then the Bad Boy Pistons and Dr. J's Sixers and George Gervin's Spurs and on and on.

I was a Lakers fan. I loved Magic and Byron Scott and Jamaal Wilkes and Kurt Rambis and James Worthy and those guys.

Sure, though everyone has early enrollees now. It's just the way it works. The two junior college defensive tackles, Isaiah Iton and Jamond Gordon, better make an impact early. Otherwise, defense is going to once again be a real disaster. All of the young receivers are going to have a chance to contribute quickly and people are very high on tight end Hudson Wolfe.

We don't talk about Covid here. Campbell is back at school, taking a couple of in-person classes and working a lot. Caroline only has two classes this semester. She's dancing every day and getting ready for competitions with her dance company as well as college tryouts. Carson is back in the club soccer routine. We just don't talk about all of that stuff. It's not normal, I don't guess, but I suppose the abnormal has become normal.

You know what's crazy? I have no idea. Nothing comes to mind. I guess it would be Harris. I'd love to know what the plan is. How long is Biden going to stay in office? How far to the left do you really want to go? Is the goal to make a big strike early and make change while you have power or is it a slow play with an eye on 2024 and 2028? But again, honestly, I don't care that much anymore.

I think the events of the past few weeks and the prevailing cancel culture that has followed it has turned my focus even more sharply on my children. I'll fight like hell to protect and provide for mine. I doubt I watch the news or keep up with events for a while.

My opinion:

1. Tom Brady

2. Peyton Manning

3. Joe Montana

4. Dan Marino

5. Drew Brees

6. John Elway

7. Mitch Trubisky

Here's my problem with Brewer: He knew about Peyton Manning very early on and still hired an option-oriented offensive coordinator to run the Rebels' offense while Manning was entering his senior year at Newman High School. I'm shocked how many of you guys overlook that and forgive it so quickly. He got Ole Miss on probation twice, including the aforementioned period when Manning was on his way.

I get your question and he was a very good coach -- keep in mind I saw him at Louisiana Tech as a kid and lived next door to Mickey Merritt for years in Ruston -- but I always have a hard time getting past that.

I have no idea how much longer he wants to play, but he looks incredible and his skills haven't eroded much at all. He looks like he has another three years left, and that's simply amazing.

It has to be Jack Parkman from Major League and Major League II, right? You just know he's going deep every time. They set it up remarkably well.

I mean, I guess, Byron Young. But really, I don't think there's anything to look for there.

We addressed the first question at length here:

As for Sankey, that's his job as long as he wants it, in my opinion. There have been a lot of NCAA issues. The kids, if you will, are really unruly. Frankly, I don't know what he could do to truly curtail it.

Yeah, it's something we should probably do.

I'm just thankful I don't have to cover it. I came really, really close to applying for a job in Knoxville I was asked to apply for about one month after I'd moved to Oxford. My family was still in Spanish Fort, I was really questioning my decision to come here and I thought Knoxville (traditional media, a radio gig included) made more sense. I was too tired and beaten down to do it. Unanswered prayers and all that.

I'll ask Carson on Chasing The Ring. As for me, I think he's potentially a more talented Russell Westbrook. Yes, I think he will be a superstar.

I don't know. Just a gut feeling that they've been able to successfully maneuver their way around the bomb. They'll get hit, but I think it will be manageable. We'll see.

Meyer.

I'd ask about Aaron Hernandez. What did he know? When did he know it? Why did he stay quiet? How many regrets, if any, does he harbor?

I hate the word "mystery" in this context. I don't have the player's name on the record. I looked at his social media and there's nothing about the NFL there. I don't know if anything has changed. It was my expectation he wasn't coming until summer. To my knowledge, that hasn't changed. Perhaps Finley leaving for Oklahoma will change things. I'll ask around some this week.

He looks like a big breakfast guy. Here's my thing with big breakfasts: You feel nasty the rest of the day. You're sluggish, bloated, etc. Also, it makes you hungry the rest of the day. Fulmer looks like a guy who chows down on a big breakfast every day, so I'll guess on The Apple Barn and Cider Mill place.

There's nothing better than fresh grilled tuna. Nothing.

Crazy answer here: I love flatiron steak. It's lean and very versatile. Also it's easier to manage portion control. As a fat guy, that's critical. Ribeyes are very good, but they're really fatty and probably not something one should eat too often.

And I'm a strip guy. I think fillets are often flavorless.

I'll prepare for the beatdown now.

It's sad, certainly, but I wouldn't rule something along those lines out. I know for a fact Ole Miss officials know that is something that must be kept front of mind moving forward.

I had no idea. As you know, I just don't keep up with golf. It's not a game that resonates with me. I've tried to get Carson to play more, but the pandemic made that difficult this summer. Maybe he'll pick it up some more in the coming years.

I simply don't have the time to play.

As for Tiger Woods, that's too bad.

It's a hell of a good idea. His teams play well versus Mississippi State. The Rebels were excellent Tuesday night in Starkville.

I'm hoping to make an announcement later today. I'll release it on Twitter. Maybe Zach can bring it here.

It's been a very, very, very difficult decision to cut ties with ULM. After the events of 2016 and 2017 and Ole Miss' cutting of ties with me as an alumnus, ULM was my alma mater of note. But Terry Bowden? Rich Rodriguez? After I lobbied for the job and never even got a call? That is more than one man can bear.

I have chosen a new school. Maybe I'll take an online course or something. I do plan to go to a game there at some random time just for the sheer hell of it. Maybe it will lead to something fun.