Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audubal, presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Bruce Feldman, joined as always by Stuart Mendel. Hey, quick thing, we haven't talked about Trader Joe's a ton. The Rosemary Tri-Tip, Stu, you got to get is the best thing I've bought at Trader Joe's. That sounds fantastic. I'm not kidding. It is the best. It will be a go-to on our shopping list from now on.

Okay. I have noted that and I will be doing that on my next trip to Trader Joe's.

We actually have news to talk about. Yeah. Breaking news.

I don't know if it's breaking news, but it's news that has been broken.

So I woke up Saturday morning to, you know, be on Pacific

Times. Sometimes we are a little late to the news, but I woke up Saturday morning to the news

that conference realignment is back on, ladies and gentlemen, Yukon, going back to the Biggies.

Now, now that we're a few days into it, it appears there will not be much, if any,

ripple effect from that.

It was obviously done for basketball.

Yukon, there's no question Yukon basketball.

This, you know, national powerhouse program has suffered since leaving the Big East.

But of course, you wanted chaos, didn't you show? I could have used a little dose of chaos just to liven things up here in the Big East. But of course... You wanted chaos, didn't you?

I could have used a little dose of chaos

just to liven things up here in the offseason,

but I mean, I'll tell you what,

any little even a hint of relignment gets people talking again.

For the purpose of this podcast,

let's focus on Yukon football.

I just, I can't believe how bad it's gotten. You think about the start of this

decade, 2010, Yukon played in the Fiesta Bowl. Now they weren't the world's greatest team ever to

make the Fiesta. I think they were eight and four, but they won the Big East and they played in the

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