If you're here in my voice, you know what time it is.

Emerge and see podcast, Holy Cow.

You know why we're doing this if you read the title and if you have been on social media

at all today, or in the last 24 hours, we're recording this essentially at noon on Thursday

Nick Saban, Jim Bofischer, at odds in a way that they've never been.

I don't know that we've ever seen two coaches this publicly at odds with one another and

not just towing line or anything like that.

If you missed what happened, we're going to go through all of this.

We're going to try and decipher basically why each side feels the way that it does, who

maybe has a little bit more of a claim than another, but maybe before you even listen

to us, and I don't often advocate for this, but Will, you could agree with this too, right?

The Jim Bofischer press conference.

Watch that whole thing.

Watch it once, watch it twice, and also to be clear, watch what Nick Saban said on Wednesday

night, speaking at this event in Birmingham, wherein Nate Holtz was to Saban's right and

our friend, Jim Dunway, was at Saban's left.

Don't just look at the quote that came out about Saban saying that A&M bought players,

look at the entire seven-minute response to his issues with NIL.

I wrote about this for SaturdayNanceOut.com about how it was actually more of Saban taking

a shot at Jim Bo, at Deon Sanders, for the way that it played out with Travis Hunter

at Jackson State.

That was more in relation to Saban's macro issue, right?

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