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Welcome to Mgo Podcast 17.16.

I got to say, I didn't see that coming. I'm going. So sometimes in December we look at each other and we're like, do we really have enough content for a podcast? That is not the case this week. Sometimes we're like, I kind of hope we don't have enough content for a podcast. Right. Because then we don't have a podcast and then you know, we just have a little bit of a little bit of a break here. I think we got enough content for a podcast today, folks. Well, we got two basketball games to talk about. That's true. Maybe we can give a key top five our way through the other. I got best things for Hanukkah. Hanukkah starts today. Does it? Yeah. Well, happy Hanukkah, said. Happy Hanukkah, said. Thank you. For Hanukkah, I would like. Do you get new new AD, a new head coach.

Three more wins.

All right, guys.

Well, I guess let's get into it.

Michigan football thrown into a state of higgledy-piggledy on Wednesday when Sharon Moore was fired and then did a home invasion.

Is that what?

You do one?

I don't know the lingo here.

What it is?

I've never done a home invasion.

But like, so he's fired and immediately goes, apparently threatens his own life in proximity to the person he was having a years long affair with.

Wall Street Journal reports that the affair started in 2022.

There's a little bit of confusion about when it ends because when the prosecutor said that it ended the day that everything went down, the Wall Street Journal asserted that it ended in 24.

Those are very different.

Those are very different, yes.

So I don't exactly know what part of that to believe.

But fundamentally, that's not really the important part.

The important part is that Michigan no longer has a head football coach, and this is the

third out of five ward manual hires in the three most important sports to have left in disgrace.

So, and it might, does Jim Harbaugh count? We don't know. But like, yeah, it depends who you

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