Okay, I want to read something for you as a part of the Wetzel piece that dropped today, if you're just joining.

You guys dictate what you take out of it.

You can't yell at me because I don't take a lot out of it.

I don't think it means great.

I don't think it means doom.

Tony Petiti defending Michigan in a letter, which we do not have a copy of, which was not featured in the article from early June saying, don't punish him no more.

Basically, middle beginning and end.

We've given you some of the background of, okay, well, that's not the first time a commissioner's done that.

Greg Sanky did it for Tennessee.

Tennessee got hammered.

Hell, he got off the elevator with him.

Show of force was the way it was put by CBS Sports.

So you do what you want.

I don't have faith in the NCAA.

I don't have faith that the entire sport is a con.

I mean, look at what Fox has done to Big Ten coverage. Please. If you're not Michigan, you don't count. Okay, that's cool. What do I'm going to do? My team can't even make a bowl. I'm just bringing up the point. The television networks run the sport. You've lost me. I want to read something that Wetzel put in here, and I think it's important because I don't know.

I feel like if you're entrenched in a belief,

you're never going to be able to see it any other way.

But he writes, the NCAA might still hit the Wolverines with penalties,

ranging from vacation of victories,

a postseason ban, suspension of coaches,

monetary fine, or other measures.

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