This episode is brought to you by Naked Wines. Tired of rolling the dice in the wine aisle. With naked wines, you'll never pay for a wine you don't like, ever. They cut out the middleman to bring you world-class wine for 33% less than you pay in the shops, all sourced from exclusive independent winemakers. And if you don't like one, you won't pay for it. They'll refund the cost to your account. Wine tastes bare naked.

Try naked wines today for just 3499 for six wines, including delivery at nakedwines.com.uk

slash Spotify. Tise and Cs apply.

All right, welcome back into the Nick Baugh podcast.

Got a bunch of, apparently I had a bunch of stuff on my chest that I had to let out with this one.

I have, let me check real quick, I have 11 pages written, 11 pages written all on Nebraska football and Matt Rule's staff now that it is completed.

I have a whole bunch of thoughts.

It's going to be a little bit of a roller coaster.

So buckle up, take a seat, and just let me let you into my mind.

Okay. So Matt Rule is officially filled out his

is assistant coaching staff and i got to think i'm like a lot of people right now i am

scratching my head at it i cannot be alone in feeling that way.

Matt Rule was given a $7 million pool of money to fill out his coaching staff.

And let's be honest with each other.

Not saying this staff is destined to fail and they're not going to do well they absolutely could do well who the hell knows but this is not a seven million dollar coaching

staff no way now i mean i wonder if this is like a food minimum where you to, you have to spend the money or you can keep what's left over.

Like, I want to see the contract. Like, is this like a Vegas pool party where you have a $5 food, $5 food and beverage minimum and you have to spend that money?

Or does like, Matt rule like, hey, here's $7 million.

You get to pocket whatever you don't spend.

Like, what, what is $7 million. you get to pocket whatever you don't spend.

What is this?

Because I'm trying hard to have an open mind, but it's hard to not be underwhelmed with the staff right now, mainly what I'm talking about is the position coaches.

...