All right. So we got a few more people we got to get after. But I'm going to throw the number up first time. I know I didn't do it in the first segment. 248, 53997. If you're a Michigan fan, you tell me where you're at with your program besides embarrassment, shame. And look, the word manual thing, it's just if there's a more corrupt AD, someone who presided over more

filth, please find them. But I got to, Rico, I got to do this. John Jansen said two things and

bless John's heart, because I just, he said to be the head coach of Michigan. I'm not even

dignifying that. It was, no, he said two things, and it's, I had a major problem with both.

Okay.

First and foremost, this is something that really, it, it just drives me up a wall.

First of all, I don't like stupid stuff, but he actually attempted to blame Nick Saban for this.

He went down this pathway of going, you know, you see with the state of the sport and, you know, guys like Saban left and, you know, you have to hire these younger inexperienced coaches.

And I'm going, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, let me get this straight.

So the sport has changed and you think the byproduct of that is you hired a guy who wanted to bang everything

with two legs. That's that's what you're doing today. Really. Now, second of all, he did this thing

that Michigan guys do. He did the integrity thing. He started stumping about how the next coach has to have all

this integrity. And I laughed at it because I go, why? Your school has none. Your two previous

coaches had none. Correct. And this is the thing. I know the way John wants it. John actually wants

it the way we want it. We want the old days of college football.

But the difference is, this is the problem.

John's on the broadcast.

So like the cheating scandal's going on.

He's doing what's your experience.

John, you know what the cheating meant.

So don't talk to me about integrity when you sat there.

No competitive advantage.

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