Spiegel and Holmes.

Two-time Olympian, former Black Hawk friend of the show, Jeremy Roneck.

My guys in Chicago, what a great day to be an American, huh?

Afternoons on the score.

Dollar, dollar, bills, y'all.

So it's been my theory, Lawrence.

It's in a salary cap sport, we don't need to think about

the McCaskies as sometimes we do the Rinesdores or the Ricketts with a sliding scale or

any other ownership group that we perceive as cheap when it comes to paying players.

Like you got a floor, you got a floor,

you got a ceiling, you got to pay players.

We've thought about the McCaskies this way in regards to facilities and head

coaches and coaching staffs for a long, long time

until that changed. The McCaskies throw around

nickels like manhole covers.

Dude, it drove Doug

and former players crazy

for decades and decades and decades. But they redid the facilities

under Ryan Pace. He did a wonderful job. They kind of did it. They did some again under Ryan

Poles. We did a few different departments with some investments. Upgrades, hiring more people.

Yeah. And then they paid a head coach $14 million a year. Which is a big deal. And they got the head coach that they won it this time. Yeah. Like this wasn't one of those John Fox type things. They went and got the guy that they wanted. For the most money that anybody was getting that off season, and that's what it took, and they got it done, they stepped up.

So now that this theory is back around that McCasky cheapness might be affecting this

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