I'm going to hand things over to Daddy because he found some clips from Big 12 Media Days,

which are wrapped up from the Star of Frisco on, from Tuesday and Wednesday.

Dion Sanders, the headliner, still.

He is the biggest name in the Big 12, despite the team probably going through a rebuild.

She Derr Sanders is gone.

Travis Hunter is gone.

It's going to take some time to get back up to what they were, we think.

But he has some interesting clips about the state of the college football landscape.

Yeah, I mean, at Big 12 Media Days, when you have, it's just all coaches and players just talking,

you want to, just like in a good concert, you want to finish up with your biggest act.

And Dion Sanders is easily the headliner in the Big 12 when it comes to personalities.

And, you know, he spoke on an array of things yesterday.

Of course, there was a lot of questions about the, as you were talking about the transformation of his team.

There were a few questions about both on the stage and inside sessions questions about his health,

which, you know,

he was basically not in public for a good couple of months because of an undisclosed health issue.

He kind of dodged those questions, didn't ask about it.

I know recently he said on a podcast interview that he lost about 14 pounds.

And now he looked good yesterday.

You hope that he's feeling okay.

But Dion really just really kind of sidesteped all the questions about his health.

And Colorado officials have said they do expect him back in Boulder here in a couple of weeks before the start of fall practices.

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