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

Gorgeous fall afternoon, we've talked a little lions, we've talked some rivalry week,

and then my general disdain for the stale bread that is pistons as an organization, broadcast end

team. All right, what? No, you're returning, what's the issue? We can talk about no no no no no no oh no

no oh no oh to Utah thing yeah no I would probably go a different direction

there all right it's just trying to I'd probably go a different direction there. All right.

It's just trying to compose myself. Let's move on.

We're going to get the people involved.

Do you want to, I'll go dealer's choice with you.

I'm happy to reset this rivalry question because I'm fascinated

at the gymnastics fans are doing. Or you go golf MVP. You're a call. We've got some callers on the line and want to talk rivalry.

Let's do the rivalry.

All right, so...

We've talked a lot of lions. And we'll continue to do so because we're on a

Super Bowl draft. But for Saturday night's game, which program needs the game more?

I thought it was a pretty innocuous question.

I thought it was interesting.

I thought we'd have a good conversation.

What it turned into was something wholly bizarre, where some, not all, a majority, of Michigan

fans began flooding ticket tax to talk about how they don't care about Saturday because they won last year.

And like we all looked at each other in this room and I mean David is a Michigan fan and Kenny's our SEC representative.

And I go wait a second. So seven games in, you're now okay

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