Let's get to the people.

A couple of topics in the mix.

But this Brendan Sorsby thing I'm pretty heated about. I just, at a certain point, there's got to be rules. And maybe I'm projecting because I'm just worn out. I'm worn out by the portal. I'm worn out by the NIL. I'm worn out by coaches being hoes. I'm worn out with no rules, no accountability. And here comes the number one player

in a portal who got $6 million, which is a complete absurdity. And by the way, I do agree with the

coaches that are speaking out now, including Kurt Signetti yesterday. If we don't get control of this,

the universities cannot sustain this. This sport can't sustain this. It's an absurdity for Brendan Sorsby, who's meh, to get $6 million.

This is not, this is not Dante Moore. So the bottom line is he gambled. He gambled on college football. If you told me a kid was playing blackjack, what am I going to say? I actually could find a pathway to forgiving. You told me he was betting on the NBA. What hell am I going to do? You bet on the very sport you play and you bet on the team you play for, including the under. His answer? I don't remember doing that. Cool. The other angle is,

as you put it, anybody can make up an excuse and 200 bucks and go sue. Al's my mental health.

Dude, the rule is there. I'm sorry this happened and I feel bad for your addiction, but you can't play

because I'm with you. The first time he goes out as a Red Raider, throws a couple of picks.

Do you know what the credibility looks like?

Right. And that's ridiculous. You want to talk about your mental health then? Now you're going to get a

whole bunch of just, you know what, death threats and, oh, you're a horrible

person and you don't want that. Because imagine, once again, you're Texas Tech, you're driving

down and he throws a pick in the end zone with 10 seconds to go. Well, I mean, how much money

did you just make off that, Brenda? So what's the right move? Should the NCAA's ruling be upheld?

I say yes.

Yeah.

But yet, now we got guys who are in the NBA going back to college,

suing the NCAA for a restraining order so they can play at age 35.

This is Planet Nebula.

The only thing that I could hope for is that the NBA, not the NBA, NCAA, is maybe working with this judge.

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