Hey, good afternoon. How is everybody? My name is Mike. I didn't play pro football, but

I have integrity and I have a brain. So we're going to go with that for the next four hours

and see what happens. What? Hey, Rico. Don't care. Let's get into it, shall we? Like

little high school. All right. So apparently we're going to do, we're going to do the Michigan

scandal in two shifts. We've got a day crew and a night crew because stories break before

two and after six. And last night, the Washington Post article came out and now you got another

report this morning and I'll outline all of it real quick. And then I'll give you where

I'm at with it. And I'm sure we're going to fight for the next four hours. It's going

to be sick. Here's the Washington Post piece. I'll cliff notes. Ready? Here we go.

Science dealing investigation began after an outside investigative firm approached the

NCA with documents and videos. The firm said it had obtained from computer drives, maintaining

and accessed by multiple Michigan coaches. According to two people familiar with the matter,

evidence suggests the scandal's impact could broaden beyond the suspension of sergeants

the loan. Stallions played a major role in overseeing coordinating the efforts. The outside

investigation found the firm's evidence suggests that he didn't act alone. I guess we

didn't scratch that talking point. The outside firm didn't present evidence directly linking

Harbaugh according to people with knowledge. But again, that's never been important. This

is about the cheating. And as my good friend, Bo Schembeckler has always said, you don't

get to say you didn't know among the pieces of evidence. Those people said was a detailed

schedule of Michigan's planned sign stealing travel for the rest of the season, listing

opponent schedules which game Michigan scouts would attend and how much money was budgeted

for travel and tickets to scout each team. Top the list, you guessed it Ohio State. The

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