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This is something that's near and dear to my heart and and this is good for both of us, because, you know, you are a player at the highest level professional athlete, and you've also been in this business for a long time.

So you've had both sides.

You know me, I'm a dyed and the wall reporter. You know, despite the television,

despite the radio show, all that other stuff, you know, I am a sports writer. That's what I am.

Yes. I've never wavered from that. You've never seen me put on a team uniform or call some team,

my team, or any of that.

Because I'm just not, that's not what I do.

Okay.

But this story and Rob G., can you jump in with us, this story from Colorado and Dion and the university and a columnist there, it just bothers the hell out of me. It really does.

And as mad as I am of Dion and the university, I'm more upset, Ephraim, of the reporters who work there in Colorado, who cover the Buffaloes.

But Rob G, spell it out first and even if I'll tell you why.

Colorado, the athletic department, specifically their football program, has informed the

Denver Post that Dion Sanders and anyone else within their football program will no longer take questions from columnist Sean Keeler.

In a statement sent to the post, Colorado said that they have received a, quote, series of sustained personal attacks in Keeler's coverage of the program.

When asked for specific examples on how they personally were attacked by Keeler,

they referenced a handful of stories which used phrases such as, quote,

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