really don't even understand how that's legal. I know we're not going to really go down this rabbit hole, but you know what?

Look man, it's one thing to have a sponsor. Lord knows we have sponsors. We have gambling. That's fine, but for the entire network to be run by them

That that doesn't make sense like I do a podcast where we have a direct contract with Fandall. They don't run our pod. They don't tell us what to talk about. We do what we do. The idea that Tiger Baseball could be on fan dual TV or whatever it is like

dude like where does it end is a lot of things that you're not gonna like you're

really not gonna like what I'm about to say but oh no the lines are so blurred now that there are no lines I agree with that it's just you

know what like if you listen to a radio show and we do picks it's one thing but

like when I turn on a baseball game, you know what I don't

need in the bottom of the fourth? I also don't need these ridiculous interviews where the

manager's never saying anything. But I don't need a check-in on the live same game parlay that some

studio guy put out there like I just want to watch the game yeah but it's for all the

sports yeah you're right but the lines are blurred where you don't know what's actually sports, what's news, what's

entertainment, it's just one thing, all-encompassing.

Can you read the Alan Haller quotes before I get to the phones?

We're having a conversation. If you guys want to talk lions, Odyssey.com rewind we're going to get

back into it in the five. We've asked a question about college football. A, what is success for Michigan

Michigan State this year? Is success even available? But the other thing is, if you're

less passionate about college football, who's to blame? Who or what is to blame? Now,

Rigo, you said Alan Heller spoke. We heard Jeremy Otto. By the way, shout out Jeremy

wearing baseball pants to do his update. Very proud of you.

I did not even see that.

But please.

What did Alan Haller have to say?

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