Five o'clock, great to have you with us.

We've made a programming decision, and if you disagree with it, you are free to call.

But we're not going to, we're not bringing the Tigers back.

Can't do it.

Did it to open the show.

I was very upset with AJ last night, very upset that Riley Green was hitting fifth, very upset the game ends with him on the

on deck circle because he's hitting fifth it's egregious it was malpractice they lost again

their nine games under 500 they're seven and a half out of the division I can't bring it back

because I don't even think you're watching you know it's bad when the sunshine crew

aka the morning show asks the question are you even watching. You know it's bad when the sunshine crew, aka the morning show,

asks the question, are you even watching the Tigers tonight? That's where this is reached.

We're going to go a different direction. If you want to talk about or vent,

please feel free, but we're going to go a different direction. And I want to bring this up because it is football related.

We already covered the college football news of the day with this 2014 playoff push.

I want to read you an update from the NFL.

Okay.

And then we need to set this up for people because I think on surface, it's not going to hit people the way it should.

NFL teams will no longer be able to protect specific home games from being moved internationally.

Until now, teams could lock into two guaranteed stadium games each season.

That rule has been eliminated and the NFL can now move any game they want to a different country.

NFL owners have approved increasing the maximum number of league-run international games from 8 to 10 beginning in 27.

And the thought process is they're going to try to get to 18 international games for an 18 game NFL season.

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