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And now, move the sticks with Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks.

What's up everybody? Welcome to Move the Sticks, DJ Bucky, and we are joined by our good buddy, Bruce Feldman from Fox Sports. Bruce, how are you doing, bud?

I'm doing great. Good to be all with you guys. I appreciate you having. We're stealing you for the whole episode today. So I don't know if they informed you that, but this is what you've signed up.

I will learn a lot then. All right. First off, I want to talk to you about this because

it's been the biggest story in college football. I wanted to get your take on it. Then I thought

Bucky and I have not talked about this yet. And I thought with our background on the scouting side of things, it would maybe be a different perspective.

But with all the stuff that's going on with Michigan and, you know, this dude, Stallions, is that his name?

Who's been traveling around and whether or not it's coordinated, uncoordinated, has been using his iPhone to try and get signs and signals.

But what is your take on the story and how, how impactful or how big

is this story in your opinion, Bruce? It's, it is the kind of blowing up college football.

Because as you guys well know, signal stealing in game goes on everywhere. And this was something

Connor Stallions, by the way, was like, was at Cam Pendleton, you know, he's a Naval Academy grad who was in the Marine Corps after that.

And, you know, he prided himself in being able to decode opposed opponent's signals.

And he was on the sideline as one of Michigan's analysts.

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