Steve Sabins has done it again. West Virginia has landed one of the most accomplished pitchers in the transfer portal, and Robert Satin brings a résumé that's almost impossible to ignore. After beginning his career at Florida, Satin transferred to the University of Tampa, where he became a Friday night ace, won a national championship, threw more than 113 innings, struck out 114 hitters, and emerged as one of Division II's premier left-handed starters. In today's episode, we break down Satin's entire journey from SEC bullpen arm to championship ace, his pitch arsenal, why Steve Sabins targeted him, where he fits into WVU's weekend rotation, and whether he has what it takes to become the Mountaineers' Opening Day starter. Then in Segment Two, we shift to football, where Rich Rodriguez is making his case for college football to embrace more regional scheduling. Rich believes rivalries and games closer to home are better for the players, the fans, and the sport itself. We'll discuss why his comments are gaining traction and what it could mean for West Virginia moving forward. 🔹 Is Robert Satin the next great Sabins transfer success story? 🔹 Can he become WVU's Friday night ace? 🔹 Is Rich Rodriguez right about regional scheduling?