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So talking about the Yahoo report yesterday that details Michigan's response to the NCAA's notice of allegations, which lays out its intent to fight, to fight back against the NCAA's overzealous.

Overzealousness in its attempt to punish Michigan for its, for Conner Stallions' sign stealing operation.

One that Michigan says has been wildly overcharged and sensationalized by the NCAA.

And in its response, it really lays out how, it details how much of the scheme was actually illegal.

It concedes that some of it was illegal, but, you know, it's not like it goes out of its way

to defend kind of stalions, but to say, look, you know, much of what he did here was

actually legal.

So, at any rate, but starting off first, the first part of the article, at least in

at least in laying out Michigan's defense, I don't know if this is the chronology of the

actual report, but the first part of the article lays out

Michigan's defense for Sharon Moore. And it talks about how, and you remember the deleted text

messages that is like, hey, you know, what is he trying to hide? So this report comes out on

kind of stallions and Sharon deletes his correspondences, his

correspondence with with Conner Stallions.

Now, I mean, on the face of it, I guess I don't find, I didn't find that that could

conspicuous like, man, I would be like, I don't want anything to do with that dude on my phone.

Sam, we said it at the time what we thought the reaction was and why it played out that way.

And it's exactly what happened.

Yeah, he's like, man, I'm so mad at the dude.

I don't want to see.

You don't want to see a person in your phone.

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