Welcome one, welcome all.

We've got a lot to get to.

I don't know where it's going to go today because one of these is kind of a unique topic regarding college football.

You know, we've done so much lions.

We'll do a little more today because it seems to be requisite.

But we wanted to talk a little bit about a strange story. It's been covered

in the local papers. Detroit News had a nice piece on it regarding the Big Ten selling to private

equity. And if you haven't been following this, it's interesting. And these gentlemen, and I use that term lightly, that I work with here,

have all said, look, we can't go too deep into the numbers. You'll lose the whole audience, Mike.

And I'd like to tell you they're right. So we'll try to stay on the periphery of that. I'm fascinated by-

Yeah, hit the big numbers. I think that's more people I'm concerned about. Okay. We'll use terms like a lot and a little.

But I wanted to ask people this because there's, if you're a Michigan fan, I think there's

an interesting conversation going on.

And some of your heavy hitters are making some very blustery threats that I just don't

believe they can back up.

But I actually understand why Michigan is opposed to signing this.

I'll explain.

From the other side, it's MSU seemingly sitting in that strange chair in the hotel room again

where they're willing to be treated the same as Purdue, Northwestern, and Rutgers.

So let me, can I give people some of the backstory?

Yes, please.

Okay.

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