Cash the Ticket. It's presented by Fandul.

Let's get to the side note because it kind of plays into where I'm at.

I don't know how to watch these games anymore because I don't know how I'm supposed to feel.

But, Jim, the product is ragged across America.

I mean, like, is Georgia good?

Is Texas good? Is Tennessee good? Is Penn State good?

Like, I don't know who the fuck's any good.

Okay, you want to say Auburn fine but like there's no continuity and there's no experience like that's Indiana's weapon

they just got a bunch of old men from James Madison and they actually have played together before

and it's a weapon but I wanted to ask you this like, I don't know how to react to stuff.

Like, I am still of a time where, hey, I hired a new coach.

Like, it's going to take a little bit to build.

But then there's a cutscene.

Like, you're Hugh Freeze.

You're at Auburn.

You got a shit ton of money and you're paying players.

No, don't you have to win right away at a certain level?

Well, yeah. Okay, let's address all of this holistically. Yes, I do think you have less time to build than ever before because you have access to more experienced players instantly

when you arrive. See, Kirk Signetti, you have not four years to develop guys, one or two

years to assess the problems, hit the portal,

use NIL, and be competitive. But Mike, the second point here, you bring up that, you know,

it's kind of a ragged product and nobody's truly great. I think people have been begging for

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