Welcome to Andy and Ari on 3. It's News Dump Friday. That's right. The NCAA has released

its infractions report on the Michigan Conner Stallions Affair. And oh man, there's probably

some mad Ohio State and Michigan State fans because they were like, they're going to get hammered.

And I actually have seen some stories, Ari, since the thing came out saying Michigan got hammered.

Like, Michigan did not get hammered.

These penalties are easily solved by being rich, and Michigan is rich.

The only people getting hit, the lead to your story made me laugh out loud.

Read it, just tell people what you wrote.

Please, it was so funny.

I said basically the only, the only people who need to be getting hammered Saturday

or Friday are the Michigan employees headed a happy hour because you're celebrating

that you beat the NCAA because

listen it's a huge financial penalty these fines and it is a what we're talking about in terms

of the fines could go up to like 35 million dollars because the amount of money that that a big

10 school stands to make off the college football

playoff starting next year because it's this year's postseason revenues and next year's.

I think it could be up to $21 million in postseason revenue that Michigan would have to

forfeit next year.

So I think that that total, they've got to, they've also got to do 10% of the football total, they've also got to do 10% of the football

budget. They've also got to do 25% of the amount of scholarships that they would have had to pay.

So you're talking about maybe $30 to $35 million, but it's still, it's Michigan. If you ask the

boosters, can you give us $35 million so we can continue to double middle finger the NCAA?

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