This October, a remarkable true story comes to the big screen. I have Tourette syndrome and it makes me tick. Bail! In the film, critics are calling powerful and life-affirming. The problem is that people don't know enough about Tourette's. I can sit here, but I can help this lad. Laugh out loud funny and uplifting. That young man would not harm a fly and he makes a damn fine cup of tea. With a brilliant lead performance, it's unmissable.

Starring Robert Arameo, Maxine P, Peter Mullen and Shirley Henderson, I swear in Cinemas October 10.

The pride, passion and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Finebaum Show, Our 3 Podcast.

This might be college football head up.

Hey, welcome back.

We'll get back to the calls a minute.

The big story of the day is Michigan. Their penalty has finally come out.

And other than a huge fine, it's really much ado about nothing. It's a lot of gobbly gooply

that the NCAA likes to act like they're doing something. But let me read from one of our guests,

Pat Forty, who was here a couple of minutes ago.

And in the end, he quotes John U. Bacon, who was with us.

And basically hard to beat the cheaters.

That's what Harbaal once said.

This is Pat, who was with us two hours ago. Now with 14 years of show cause penalties on the resume, he is one of the most penalized cheaters in NCAA history,

but the overall ruling is still a win for Michigan. And that, to me, is the negative part of this. You're watching an NFL game this

year, and some broadcaster, there'll be a shot of Harbaugh on the sideline. They'll talk

about what a great coach he was. And, you know, he won a national championship at Michigan.

But did he really, did he really win a national championship?

I wonder how the loser of that national championship game feels.

Anybody remember who that was?

Remember the Michigan game?

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