All right, a couple of corrections.

It was Texas Tech when their player that wiped out was actually against Iowa State.

And BYU and AJ DeBancho went up for the crazy move for the dunk and it was a Houston guy that went to the ground.

So I confused my schools from Texas is really what happened.

But they both lost Houston and Texas Tech in that Big 12 tournament.

But they are heading to an actual floor, a real floor in that one.

I'm a real floor.

I know.

How about that?

There is that.

Real quickly, we have a couple of minutes.

So I don't know if you saw this story from yesterday, but the CSC, the college sports, the commission, that's, you know, the ones that oversight for the collectives and for all the NIL stuff.

So NIL go.

Yeah.

And they're the ones that approve all the deals.

Well, apparently they're heading to arbitration with Nebraska.

Oh.

And apparently more Big Ten and SEC schools are going to follow because they're getting deals rejected. And they're like, no, we don't think that you're, we think you're wrong in rejecting this and we're going to fight you. And we're going to take you to court essentially. See, I just feel like the CSE is very short to, is like a short on short life. It just feels like it's not going to be here much much longer

because people keep challenging it and the fact is you can show value right if you're getting

money from a collective and the collective is paying you and the collective has to prove that there

is a value in exchange for what you're doing but if you're doing it if through that collective

you know you're getting say you're an athlete at michigan getting two million dollars i'm going to use a big number but say you're doing it, if through that collective, you know, you're getting, say you're

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