Brad Scott

Brad Scott sat behind his son Jeff in the radio booth as Clemson held off Florida State in a recent victory in Tallahassee.

Jeff now serves as the color analyst for the Tigers' radio broadcasts. Over the past 32 years he's been a part of the fabric of Palmetto State college football in the following capacities:

-- Carrying his father's headset cord when Brad was head coach at South Carolina.

-- Playing for Clemson.

-- Coaching for Clemson, serving as the co-offensive coordinator as Dabo Swinney took the Tigers to the top of the mountain.

-- And now, watching Swinney's team from the booth as he gets in his football fix while devoting most of his time to a successful home-construction business and participating in the lives of his children.

On many previous trips to Tallahassee there was no time for nostalgia because both men were coaching.

On this visit, father and son took extra time to travel down memory lane -- going to where they used to live in the 1980s and early 1990s, revisiting the lake where Jeff fished as a child, and exchanging hugs with longtime FSU staffers.

Brad, who's enjoying his grandchildren and playing golf in retirement, visited with the podcast to reminisce and reflect on father and son savoring the good life away from football.