All right. One non-football segment, because it's, first of all, it's relevant, and it is the sign of the times.

You're seeing coaches walk away in college, had enough of the BS.

So Rico, set this up for the people. I just want to play this, and I want you to tell me what the driving force of it is. Whether I'm off base or on target. Go ahead.

So last night, if you didn't stay up late, Michigan went out to UCLA and they played the

Bruins. Michigan had a 18 point lead and then they lost the lead in the second half.

And the Bruins actually were up five only for Michigan to finish the game. I think they beat

about 19 points.

And by the way, for everybody, because I know you haven't been paying attention

because the Lions are in a Super Bowl run, Michigan's really good.

Dusty May, really good.

Wolf, the kid they got from Yale, Vlad Golden.

Like, dude, they're good.

They could win the Big Ten.

Michigan, Michigan State, Illinois are probably your three teams that are going to win the big 10.

Ironically enough, because yes, Michigan has the second best, or no, they're tied for the best odds of winning the big 10 right now with Illinois.

So at like five to one, five to two odds.

So at the end of the game, UCLA's coach, Mick Cronin, comes up to the microphone, and he is just livid because his team is known for defense.

Michigan's hitting open shot after open shot after open shot.

His team is missing layups.

His team's out of position.

They did not play the game that they wanted to play.

Because normally, Mike, when UCLA is like that defensive team, it reminds you a lot of

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