And it's like, well, you know, I guess we can get rid of those

notes.

We won't need to pay attention to that.

Well, now, a couple of weeks later, that's what I'm kind of gearing up for tomorrow after today's reaction show is OK.

Now what now what is the possibility? You guys know, you know, I've been back and forth with guys I've had on my show, Seren, on our nine and three teams going to make the college football playoff.

They haven't been, you know, that hasn't been really put in front of them.

But if Ohio State, you know, were to lose to Indiana on Saturday, Ohio State would already have a couple losses, right? You know, Ole Miss has a bad loss as well.

Yeah, when you have a coach that shows he can do something with it, why wouldn't you? Hey, real quick on Louisville, how disappointing are they? How disappointed are they in Jeff Braum after those, you know, unexpected losses to Wake and NC State?

This is not what Kentucky thought it was going to be, is it?

Oh, boy, I tell you, no, that was a huge story, too.

You know, we're trying to, you know, a couple weeks ago, we're trying to transition more into football, obviously, and everything else.

And the Mark Mitchell story was one, obviously, we followed, and we followed it very closely.

It was a big deal here.

And then it comes out, you know, on that fateful Monday.

And, you know, it's the last day for classes to get into classes, as if that should matter anymore, at Missouri.

What do we think of, you know, at least the initial start from Will Stein at Kentucky?

Is that do I have that right?

Yeah, so, I mean, really, this has been a big story, obviously.

You know, I mean, football is right around the corner.

We're a couple weeks away, but basketball, you know, always seems to be front seat occasionally.

So, yeah, what happened today, you know, in the Colorado case, that was the nationwide lawsuit, Saran.

I don't know how much you guys have talked about this today, and so it has affected some players.

But the other side of this is if you weren't under the the nationwide, the Colorado case, you went to a state, you went to a particular state and you got eligible that way.

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