Well, I have to tell you, that's how I felt listening to David and Rico in pre-show.

We'll get to that at four, just a blood war between these two,

regarding of all things, ready? Not religion or politics. No, they're running back market.

But we will make sense of it at four, call passion. No, it was ugly and it was a pastor

and a man who loves church saying things that you generally don't hear.

And I enjoyed every moment of it. We're gonna do it at four.

But I want to open the show at three o'clock, I have to tell you,

I'm gonna do something I don't want to do. But I don't do the things I want to do.

I do the things I need to do. I'm gonna defend Michigan at three o'clock.

Because I have to tell you what I'm getting tired of doing this job

is the low caliber and low quality of media at large.

And the amount of absolute clickbait trash bag nose picking garbage that gets written.

It's horrific. And CBS sports is on a roll. I mean, wow.

But guess what? They were trumped today.

They were trumped because they've had some pretty interesting takes.

Well, I'll tell you what, a major voice in college football, I think,

basically went on TV and ate his own boogers today. So I'm gonna defend Michigan on something.

And I think I have absolute strong footing to do so. But I wanted to start with something

a little lighter, a little easier. And I just, I want to see where people are at with this. Now,

look, sports TV, sports documentaries are generally better than games at this point,

unless you're in a town where your teams are really good. And the Tigers shout out championship

DNA, they come back last night. And, man, Kenny, you can't be mad when they win games. This

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