Some would say, like me, I'm the some, this was three weeks too late.

Yeah, and he's at the point where he's got to do something, right? He's already changed the play-calling thing, and it worked for about a half, maybe, and then they were terrible in the second half against Utah State.

Should have won that game.

They were terrible in the second half, just laid an egg.

Now it's, hey, we got to change quarterback.

I think you find that in these first-time, first-year head coaches, You know, there's a little bit of guesswork going on.

I don't know who he's leaning on.

What do you do? What do you do if Elijah Brown, who looked good against Iowa, comes out whether they win or lose against Purdue, and he looks good, and the offense looks better?

What's on your mind?

Well, you know what? As I listened to that, I thought two things.

Number one, it makes me really happy that people have hope.

Sports are supposed to deliver hope.

They're supposed to make you dream.

It's not supposed to be like that bad boss that you have or the health problem that's lingering or the relationship that's sucking you down.

It's supposed to be something that transports you somewhere else.

I mean, how do you feel about that now in the big picture? What might be the best position for Oregon State going forward? As I heard

Why?

Well, I think it comes down to how the rosters were constructed.

And back to your question, no, Oregon State did not look at Kirby Moore.

And I thought Kirby Moore was a good hire.

I still think he's a good hire.

I think they made mistakes in the portal.

I think they spent their money and allocated their money with some guys on that roster.

I guess the most obvious first place to start is how far back do we need to go to start looking at people's social media past?

And if I am concerned about the team not sticking around, where am I concerned about them going? Is it Seattle? Is it another market besides Vegas and Seattle? Where's the most likely destination? Who's got the hammer, you think, in this situation?

It's not Seattle.

I have a source at the NBA League office that tells me that they do not believe Tom Dundon's interest would be in Seattle.

He also could not control the arena there, so it would be a problem for him in Seattle.

He has kicked the tires a little bit before he made his bid on the Blazers.

He kicked the tires on Vegas and Seattle as possible, you know, being an expansion bidder, right? And he didn't like either one of those.

Vegas, you know, there's too much of the money and too much of the hype that's priced into that franchise expansion fee.

Number two, I guess the question is if they're not moving to Seattle and they're going eastward, what's your take, though, on how this could potentially impact the expansion timeline up here in Seattle?