Welcome to Andy and Ari on three big news from Dion Sanders.

We'll talk about that in a second.

We're coming to you in the afternoon, which may seem a little weird because we've been coming

to you in the mornings for a couple of years now, but the schedule has changed.

So new schedule, Ari, every day will be dropping a show at 3 p.m. Eastern Time.

That's Monday through Friday throughout the off season.

Once the season starts, it'll be Monday through Thursday at 3 p.m. Eastern time.

And then Saturdays will be live at 11.30 p.m. Eastern time.

So that's the new schedule.

Ari, just so happened to work out today that

Dion Sanders had a press conference at 11 a.m. Mountain Time. So we're coming right out of

that press conference as we as we talk about this. Holy crap. He had bladder cancer and had his

bladder removed. Yeah, that was some pretty heavy stuff um you know

the thing that i i want to say about dion and two dion if he ever watched this um is that i thought

it was like courageous to be so transparent about a really serious health situation. I think we all kind of knew that,

you know, he was struggling a bit. I don't know if we knew exactly how intense it was.

Yeah, I know there were a lot of rumors about, you know, is he going to retire? Is he done?

Or is he stuff? Everybody who thought he was going to bail as soon as, as soon as Chador and Travis Hunter and Shiloh were done was, was pouncing on this.

Oh, there's a press conferences.

Doctors are going to be there.

He's going to retire.

Not only did he not retire, but he doesn't have to coach through this. He's got to want to do this job pretty badly to coach, given these circumstances. Right. I mean, that's a pretty intense, you know, situation. Bladder cancer, surgery, removal of bladder. You know, you got to worry about remission, recovery, you know, the reoccurrence of the cancer, you know, maintenance, inability to control the bladder. I mean, all these things are things that you wouldn't really be able to,

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