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We might have Sam in the building for the 9 o'clock hour.

He's been resting the vocal cords.

He thinks he can muster up potentially an hour with the guys on the roundtable.

So we'll see.

Sam, don't put it.

Don't you push it. We'll see how that hot tea and lemon works over the next hour and change, and we'll see how that goes. Go to the complete opposite of Salm Pepper, don't push it. Don't push it real good. So we'll see how that goes. I should mention, since I say the fans always seem to lose,

I should mention some, there was an announcement yesterday where the fans actually won.

Pistons fans before the game when you lost.

You actually got an announcement yesterday that is a win for Pistin fans.

Oh my goodness. That was, yeah, the, the announcement of course. Coming this fall, miss. Coming this fall. Drum roll, please.

TV 20 is going to be the new TV home for the Detroit Pistons Pistons basketball. That's right. Over the air? What? Crazy. Over the air. Return free, over the air TV for Detroit Pistons basketball games in Detroit and really across the state of Michigan. Yeah, that's true. TV 20 in Detroit, I'm assuming other, I don't know what the other channels are around the state, but in the state of Michigan, TV 20. So we get the games back on over-the-air TV. I was hoping, I know some of the games on this Detroit Sportsnet, some of the games that the Tigers have, and some of the games the wings will have next season. I know a handful of them, they move over to Fox or whoever, and they put them on local TV.

Right. Some of the games that the Tigers have and some of the games the wings will have next season. I know a handful of them, they move over to Fox or whoever. They put them on local TV, which is over-the-air TV. But it would be cool to have, and I know you can't create a TV network, a new TV network, to replace fandol sports to carry these games and then farm out, you know, 20% of your games and you're already going to lose, you know, some Sunday night games and other national games. So I understand that. But it is kind of cool to have a handful, if not more than a handful. In this case, all of your games on over-the-air TV. That's pretty cool. That was a cool announcement for the Pistons. Of course, the rest of the day was all downhill after that for Pistons fans. I'm not trying to laugh. I'm laughing from crying, right? I mean, in reality, it was really the third quarter, the end of the game, and yeah, the disappointment of overtime. But

really, mostly the third, the third quarter was really just a cataclysmic collapse. Yeah,

and then the last three minutes of regulation over time.. All right. All right. We're going to, we're moving on for that for now. Well, I go from one thing. We're moving on from the pistons for now on to this other conversation. One thing that makes me upset. To another thing that makes me upset. So as I said, Jim Phillips, the ACC commissioner, he was speaking during the ACC spring meetings. He had talked about the Duke Michigan game and all that. And I got into that last,

and hopefully he made. the ACC commissioner, he was speaking during the ACC spring meetings.

He had talked about the Duke Michigan game and all that.

And I got into that last, and hopefully Michigan doesn't get pulled from that one we talked about in the last segment.

But the bigger thing that nationally that I think is getting the most attention and it should is a conversation about the expansion of the college ball playoff.

And obviously, it's really about what the SEC and the Big Ten want, what the ACC wants,

what the Big 12 wants.

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