Our hour number two, Jeff Cameron's show Redemption Thursday edition.

Appreciate you being with us.

Thank you so much.

Let's keep it rolling.

I'm Jeff.

That's Tom. Director Matthew from a distance is also here in the room, if you will, from a distance.

And here we go, man. We are, you know, I've really missed stupid baseball this week because they scheduled this thing a week out. Come on, guys. There were some dead days in here. There's no flexibility with the networks. You've got a fix where it's going to be no matter what. That's what happens now that all these broadcast channels have three different, you know, sport offers. Yeah. I just, I wanted, you know, last night I was like, man, I'd like to watch a little World Series baseball. Got nothing. Tomorrow night. You know, sport offerings. Yeah. I just, I wanted, you know, last night I was like, man, I'd like to watch a little World Series baseball. Got nothing. Tomorrow night. You get your chance. Tomorrow night it is. Tomorrow night it is. I do think, well, I'll carry over the conversation from last hour because it piques some interest for some of you. And I think it's fascinating because it is the future of the sport.

It's where we're at until there's some changes within IL.

We're always going to be speculating about what Fort State can and can't do and what the budget is and all that kind of stuff.

Fort State's in a good position right now.

NIL-wise, they're not ever going to be, as I said yesterday on the show,

a kingpin, the way that, say, Alabama or Texas A&M or Notre Dame or whomever is that has more

money in the coffers. But you don't have to be because you're really wrestling over, let's say,

10 kids, you know, and you've got to be able to pay those 10 because they're getting

no offers, whatever.

Of course, they can do that.

Forte Day can do that.

And so you and I speculated yesterday about not the overall budget, which I think I've got

a pretty good handle on now, but really how it would be utilized.

And we speculated, and that's all this is,

and I think we continue to say that, you know,

it's not just about the money you have to give incoming recruits

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