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We left you last night with the breaking news from Tusker Lutton. That's where we begin today on the day after. A lot of repercussions. As a result of this, this is a headline from A.L.com. Lead columnist Michael Casagronde saying the NCAA was right on Bettyaco and it wasn't close. That's a little bit different

than one of his colleagues at AIL.com, Joseph Goodman, who essentially called for Alabama to

leave the SEC and chastised Commissioner Greg Sankey in the process. There's a lot of

recrimination going on in the state of Alabama, and we won't waste

another minute and say hello to Michael Costa Grande. And Michael, thank you. We know what the decision is.

We know Bettyaco is done, but the question remains, why did Alabama do this? Good afternoon.

Hey, Paul. Hey, yeah. It's probably a good question. I've written about in the

past. I don't necessarily blame them in a sense for trying to get any advantage they can.

They tried their hand. It didn't work. And now they've got to live with the, I don't know, consequences, but the, the ridicule

they'll get from others that they took throughout the process, but they shot their shot and they

missed. Yeah, they didn't just miss. I mean, they missed badly. I mean, they're, they're

criticism all over the country today, and, you know, we're it we're close to the sun down here

i understand trying to gain a competitive advantage in a completely bewildering state but you

you know gregg burn pretty well uh respected guy uh he's on the n t o mends basketball committee

uh do you think he was talked into it?

Do you think, because he had to get the president Mueller to sign on, who's pretty new in town.

Do you have any earthly idea how Byrne decided to make this his cause, considering how badly it went?

Yeah, no, I maybe in some sense it's surprising because I don't see him as being the most

aggressive in these types of matters where he's trying to push that envelope.

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