Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we'll talk to Ryan McGee about the punishment handed down to Michigan and also about the Big Ten's proposal to expand the football playoffs.

And we'll look ahead to the U.S. Open and a new format with mixed doubles with Chris Clary.

But first, Commerce.

Previously on the Tony Cornhouser Show.

By the way, one of the highlights of the week

after seeing everybody who we know in Maryland

and it was so much fun to be back

in the area relatively.

To see the socialite and Nancy

walking around sweating their butts off

on Friday was just phenomenal.

It's 90,000 degrees, a billion percent humidity.

And there's Alan and Nancy walking out, just smiling and laughing,

having a good time.

It was great to see now.

This is General George Washington,

and you're listening to the Tony Cornhizer show.

Eventually, the socialite will listen to that and laugh. He will. I don't know when, but he will hear it and he will laugh. Okay, a couple of things to start. They didn't know Nats game last night, so don't worry. You're not going to get bored with me going through the Nats. Don't worry about it. Although they got rid of Jose Tanya. Good. He's not a major leaguer. Just

wave them? Said goodbye. Yeah, he's not a major leaguer. So it's okay. It's not a big deal.

Have I talked, Michael, have I talked about the Revolution Toaster out here? Have I talked about how great

that is? You've not given us the update. It is so great. It now has pictures. It has pictures of everything that you can possibly

cook in it and shows you, you know, what degree of cooking will result in what degree of

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