Fighting through. That's what we're doing this morning here on the Michigan Insider. Sam Webb, I rewindtrop on the other side and EA. I'm going to get real quick. I'm going to have an analogy for you, Sam. I feel like you're a little bit like maybe on the night of the national championship game. And a certain guy wearing number 23, he just had to play. Hey. Sometimes you just got to be here. He's got to play. I gotta be here for my fellas, for my team.

It's gonna be here no matter what, right?

Putting it on the line. Hey. Sometimes you just got to be here. He's got to play. Got to be here for my fellas, for my team.

It's going to be here no matter what, right?

Putting it on the line.

But EA, Lane Kiffin, in the news, under fire for something he said, which is not new.

But I guess this, this time, the, I think the utter

hypocrisy is on a, it's on a level to which I think even I'm surprised that that Lane got

caught up in. So I don't know if you caught it, but I'll read it to people who, who are just now

joining us. So he was, did an interview at Vanity Fair.

And in the interview, he was talking about how at Ole Miss, he had problems recruiting to Ole Miss that he doesn't have at LSU.

He said, talking about kids, he said, they would say, hey, coach, we really like you.

But my grandparents weren't letting me move to Oxford, Mississippi.

That doesn't come up when you're in, when you say Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

Parents were sitting here this weekend saying the campus diversity feels so great.

It feels like there's no segregation.

And we want that for our kid because that's the real world.

Now, mind you, EA, he was just recruiting to Ole Miss countering these arguments six months

ago. Now here he is at LSU in Louisiana, making this case what say you?

Yeah, he suddenly realizes that this is an issue, whereas when he went to Ole

Miss in the first place, he had no clue.

I don't think he's just recruiting against Old Miss.

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