This morning, the biggest news this morning, is that Sharon Moore, Michigan head coach,

has been suspended two games by Michigan amid the ongoing NCAA investigation into all

the Connor Stallion stuff.

But I'm seeing some confusion in the chat over the games that he's been suspended for.

He's been suspended for two games.

He's not suspended for the first two games.

He is suspended for games three and games four because Michigan is going to make sure that

Sharon Moore can coach against his alma mater, Oklahoma.

And that, of course, creates the funniest possible outcome.

The first game he suspended for is Central Michigan.

That's right, Central Michigan, where Connor Stallion showed up in the hat and glasses.

I would suspend myself for the opener, come back for week two, and then suspend myself for week three, Andy. Like, I don't know. Like, if we're picking and choosing, when we were suspended. I don't think Sharon got to pick and choose. I think Michigan picked and chose here. So, yeah, that probably would have been New Mexico, and then I'll come back for Oklahoma and then central Michigan. Somebody said picking your own suspension is not a suspension. It's a vacation.

And I thought that was hilarious.

But like, there's a lot to unpack here because we're what, two years now removed from this.

And I just still think that Michigan carries a lot of animosity from general fans about what happened a few years ago.

And I think that if you don't read closely to why he's taking a suspension,

you might take this as an admission of guilt that malfeasance happened a few years ago.

And I'm not sure that's what that is, Andy.

Why don't you take us through it?

Well, let's talk about what this is, exactly what this is.

So what Michigan's doing here is self-imposing the suspension with the hope that the NCAA

committee on infractions is like, okay, you've done enough here. I don't know that it will be

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