Well, only fitting as I've purchased Kenny and Rico lunch today. I'm sitting this one out. They're eating some form of insanely spicy chicken. So good luck to both of you and your respective colans. We are going to dive into the world of football. Cookies, is that you? Cat enthusiasts or not, man. I don't do the spice at this stage of my life.

T.J. will join us at three.

We'll get into some Lions conversation, but I wanted to start with something interesting. For all the conversation about college football coaching carousel, how many schools are firing coaches, but specific to the Big Ten.

And I feel like this will be a point of debate,

is that like the Athletic did a piece a few days ago,

ranking the jobs in the Big Ten.

And you go, all right, well, why are you doing this?

I mean, it is presumable, or at a minimum, you could just say, look, odds far outweigh

Michigan State will need a new coach versus not.

And MSU is one of the more difficult jobs to place.

Now, I think it's easy in this regard is that it is not Michigan.

It is not Penn State.

It is not Ohio State and it is not Oregon.

Those are the four.

I think that's the big four.

Those four combined factors that I think are important, but Colin Mann over here is going to set the final list.

You know, financial wherewithal, branding, blue blood status, facilities,

etc.

I do think the Big Ten has four programs that just rise above.

Now, whether MSU is five, I don't know.

What I can tell you is I thought it was an absurdity that MSU was down at 11 in this

piece.

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