around the league, more football question football. Rico. All right, here's how this is going

to go. Costa joins us at five. It's going to be all lions three o'clock on. Rico, I need

to allow a little bit of space to start the show a different way because I need you to

help me with something. And then we're going to get to a blitz. And then yeah, it's going

to be over four hours of lions. I think that's pretty clear. Trade deadline stuff. Game

tonight. What's on the line? I, eh, I'm not selling you fear. I'm just telling you

with the injuries. Yeah, this is going to be closer. Come on. No, no, no, when I, when

I was so boldly saying the lions by whatever point spread, St Brown wasn't sick yet. Now,

with all the other injuries, I'm leaning more towards you. And, you know, after watching

my team lose the third game in a row, lions win, but the, you know, they don't cover.

Okay. Yeah, we'll get to your team later. It's hard to win when you have a rat at quarterback.

So let's, um, mother, unbelievable. So listen, I need you to help me with what I'm supposed

to take away from the reports that Michigan rescinded Harboss contract offer. Now his

press conference today, uh, he reaffirmed this statement to the NCA. I was fourth right.

Da, da, da, da. Okay. I want to know if I've got the wrong read on the contract thing,

which is for me, I think it's much to do about nothing. I think Michigan, as tone deaf

as they can be knows, while Jim Harboss under a second NCA investigation, we can't consummate

a deal to make you the highest paid coach in the big 10 right now. But do you feel that

their intent long term is any different? Help me understand what I'm supposed to be feeling.

Maybe what Michigan fans are supposed to feel because I, that's my takeaway. I just think

it's, yeah, Jim, we're gonna sign it, but we just can't do it right now. That's a bad

look. See, I, Mike, this whole contract, the situation with Harboss feels like a tug

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