Welcome back to the latest edition of the Audible, presented by Trader Joe's.

I'm Bruce Feldman, joined, as always by my colleague from the Athletic Stuart Mandel.

It is Monday.

The whole circuit of media days is over, training camps at a lot of places are going, and

that is a great sign.

We have a lot to talk about.

I just got back from Big Ten Media Days in Indianapolis while I was there, something we, I think,

had expected.

And our colleague Max Olson had been reporting on for months and months.

Colorado is going back to the Big 12.

We're going to dig into that what it means for the pack 10. Pack 10. Is that right? Pac

9. What is it going to be? Pack 9 now. Yeah, we'll see. We'll get into that. We're going to get

into a story I did that came out today on Michigan that I think will people be interested in. It started

out on this podcast about somewhere when you were in Italy, Stu, when our friend Ari

Wasserman was on the podcast doing as a star, I was going to say is Ari Matter thing,

as Stars Matter mantra and how it relates to Michigan. We'll get into that. But obviously,

let's get into the big deal of last week, which is the Big 12 and

Brett Yormark made another huge move. Is it a huge move in your eyes? Well, so people have been,

you know, asking or saying for the last few, there's a lot of people, if you, I've been living in realignment junkie world, right, for the last year where, you know, this, this possibility was always there.

People who are maybe falling a little more casually say, wait a minute, Colorado has been terrible in football for the last 10 years at least.

Why is, why is the big 12 doing this? Well, mostly two reasons.

One, obviously, they hope that it's the first domino to fall and that they can get more

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