Alright, we're here with Eric Kane, Paul Quest, Lockdown Balls.

How's it going, brother?

Man, again, I'm refreshed. I'm happy to be here.

I'm coming in for the last little section of the week, but no, it's good to be here and see all you guys again.

Yeah, and we've had people, Tennessee fans, of course, excited for today.

And many have said you got to get Eric Kane on, so I'm glad you stopped by.

And I'm sure everybody's asking about the NCAA penalties.

They got it right. Didn't they come on?

Yeah.

You can like Kevin said that.

Yeah, really fortunate to, because a couple of years ago, of course, they changed the, you know, the NCAA committee essentially said,

hey, we don't want to punish kids who weren't here, who broke the rules, essentially.

I mean, 18-1-level violations. That should have been a year or two postseason ban, right?

Right.

But because they had that amendment, and because Tennessee was so, you know, active in cleaning house and, you know, literally paying $2.3 million for the investigation

and saying, hey, NCAA, here you go.

Hey, oh, also this, this too, you know, I think that all helped Tennessee out.

But I think last Friday, it was really, Tennessee got the news that it wanted no bull band.

I think they were prepared to go and fight, you know, go to court if a bull band came down.

But, you know, $8 million fine, 28 scholarships.

You've already done 18, you know, lack of, you know, official visits and all that.

Of course, the show causes.

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