All right, David, a few of the ticket texts.

I know we've got to catch up on these.

We've talked a lot about the scandal with the Chauncey Billups, FBI, Damon Jones, Terry Rozier.

We'll get back in a little college football stuff being it's Michigan, Michigan State this week.

But some, I don't know, some views on the sport and what we think is a root cause of rivalries everywhere suffering.

Some way less than others, no question.

Some have been completely wrecked.

And I do feel like Michigan State, largely it's our fault of Spartans.

I'd like to say it's our fault.

The rivalry feels like it's never been less important. Now, I'm sure Wolverines

will scream and yell and tell us how important it is, even though the rest of the year they

tell us we're not the rival. So that's kind of something you guys need to figure out amongst

yourselves at your cult meetings. David, what do you have? My faith is gone in sports.

Maybe high school sports still safe, but the NFL refs,

and then all the NBA stuff,

the NBA still has not owned up to the Donahey stuff.

So faith is gone.

The league is owned by sports betting. It's not the other way around. The league is owned by sports betting.

It's not the other way around.

The league will never own up to it.

I mean, that's kind of an old, that's like an old Vegas opinion where, you know,

the mob owns Vegas and the mob own, you got to kind of put a tinfoil hat on to tell me

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