So I'm guessing you probably have seen this story, but I still think it's interesting and it involves football.

In this case, it's college football.

And we were talking earlier about how you feel as a fan like you're part of the team.

How do you do that?

Is it going there, spending money?

I think one of the ways that people feel like they're a part of the team is by complaining and I'm not

making fun of this they calling into sports radio complaining about the team you're

hoping that at some point your voice along with some other voices is heard by the powers that be and

maybe some changes are made in this damned organization right I guess I don't

know yeah but it's certainly subconscious kind know, talking sports and venting.

Yeah, I don't know if you ever think, yeah.

They're actually gonna fire Andy Reed because I don't like the way your hand

manages to clock.

No, but there is something that I can't explain.

Part of a voice of outrage.

Yeah, there's something to that.

And there's also something when the team wins that you do for whatever reason feel like you share some piece of it.

Whether it's just because you're sharing this excitement with the rest of the fans,

living in the city or whatever the case. But I feel like this new thing could really make you feel

like you have an actual impact on the team success.

Oklahoma State, are you familiar with the story?

No.

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