Cherish this. What do you mean? This is the last year of the 14 playoff before we go to 12.

This is the last year of the Big Ten that's semi-geographic before the mega conference.

Act 12. Cherish this. I'm heartbroken. Before traditions are altered forever.

I just am I walking into a rake? Is that what we're doing right now? Is this where you treat me like

Peter Falc and Columball and like, you know, I hear you. I'm emotional. No, I am. I'm heartbroken by it.

Like, I love college football, but this, this, there has not been a move they've made that I've

really liked in about five years. Regenality and rivalries are my rate review subscribe.

Regenality rivalries. That's what the game is built on. And I, hey, everyone, you like money?

Yeah. I like money. I like tacos. I just make the point you can't do everything in the name of

money and bastardize your product. Jim, I don't, I get it. You know, USC UCLA could be fun in the

Big Ten or washing the okay, but it's not the Big Ten at that point. It's just not like

Stanford might go to the ACC. What the fuck are we doing? It becomes the tails wag in the dog.

Part of what makes college football a great TV product are these geographic regional pocket rivalries

the Civil War Oregon Oregon State, the up and cup. Those were. So now you got the tail wag in the

dog and you're like, okay, great. Now we've got all the money, but do we have the soul of the sport

that made it so popular to begin with? What I compare it to is like you see these dream sequences

in horse racing where a nobody owner and a nobody trainer. You're seeing it right now with

Archangel of the horse that just won the Travers won the Belmont Stakes. The owners of nobody. That's

not an insult. I'm saying they don't have a profile in the game. They don't have some amazing

stable. And Jen Antonucci was just getting started out. Did not have a lot of horses. They paint

35 grand for Archangel. After they won a Peter Pan, I think they got offered a half a million.

They didn't take it. They win the Belmont. They get offered millions. They don't take it. Now they

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