I'm doing well.

This unseasonably warm weather has lifted the spirits of all of us in southeast Michigan, I think.

Even though it's not sunny out, I'll take 40 degrees at the end of January.

Yeah, man, it's a nice, nice respite from the frigid temperatures that we've seen here in recent weeks.

So seeing that snow and that ice and snow melt is a welcome site.

So glad to have it.

Mike, I guess I'm, well, I'm glad to see that.

I'm not glad to see these headlines this morning because it just won't go away.

I'm annoyed that we're still, after all of these months, years even, still talking about NCAA cases and Signgate, NCAA investigations. And sooner sooner or later they'll be done but right now

we're still dealing with them and at least though we're talking about Michigan ready to do

battle ready to fight the NCAA that's what's clear in this latest uh response from Michigan

I'm curious your take.

Yeah, I read several articles this morning about it.

And obviously, you know, we don't know what Michigan's response is going to be.

The hard part is a fan.

And the hard part is someone who is not an attorney at the University of Michigan or attorney

at the NCAA is everything has been hearsay, you know, through leaks in the media and things of that nature.

This is what we've got. This is what we don't got. This is what Michigan's going to do.

You know, at this point, I think with the NCAA becoming almost defunct, I just, I almost wish Michigan would just like bring a lawsuit against them and then open up all the evidence for everybody to see.

So we knew what we're actually talking about here.

You know, I appreciate the fact that Michigan's going to bat for for Jim Harbaugh and Sharon Moore and for anybody else whose name is implicated in this report.

But at the same time, like, I'd like to see from my own eyes, like, what is the answer to

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