Podcast ain't played nobody. Your college football marriage of numbers and words. I'd like being able to say that occasionally.

You know, instead of Godfrey. So Godfrey, I have a very important news update for you.

In the second tier German soccer 2 Bundesliga relegation playoff,

1860 Munich got beaten and fell to tier 3. This is a big deal because A they're in

Munich they are they have a big history they won the top division in the mid 60s. They have been in fighting and

ridiculous and awful and they're way worse than they should be for most of the

last 40 years or so. They finally fell to the third tier. They were losing at home

in the relegation playoff and it got so bad that fans kind of invaded the pitch for a little while.

And then the next day or sometime a couple days later the the

the chairman of the club who owns 49% of the club and 49% of the club and 49% of voting rights, etc.

announced that he was not going to pay for the license to allow them to play in the third tier,

which remains professional.

They are going to be in the fourth tier, the amateur tier of German football next year, and

they might end up playing against

Byron's junior squad because they are that much of a mess and they have taken

penalties and they have fought amongst each other and they are a disaster of a club in every way.

So my question to you is, when I'm college football commissioner and we get our promotion

and relegation structure.

What current top-tier team with a good history of high quality play in the 1960s

would be the club that completely falls apart in every way, gets sanctions and fights

among itself and ends up in the fourth tier.

There is only one correct answer.

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