Right. Joining me right now, Mitch Tishler from the Beltway football podcast with J.P. Finley and with

Monumental Sportsnet at Mitch underscore Tishler, T-I-S-C-L-E-R on X. You know, I often, right before I have a guest on,

I'll just scroll through their X account just to see if there's any, you know, I often, right before I have a guest on, I'll just scroll through their X account

just to see if there's any news that they've broken or anything that they've commented on.

And I think I just realized why I like you and I like having you won.

You tweeted over the weekend, quote, it continues to impress me that games on scoreboards on

ESPN.com update concurrently with their broadcast while games on other networks are updated in

actual real time consistently quicker than the over-the-air product.

It's this kind of minutia that for whatever reason interests me, and I know it interests

you too, because I'm going to tell you right now, over the holidays when my boys were home,

we were watching some games or whatever. And I literally,

you know, had my phone, I forget what game it was. There was a game on. It may have been

Thanksgiving weekend in college games or whatever. And I immediately just said, this is going to be

a, this is going to be a 60-yard touchdown. And they're like, how do you know? And I'm like,

look at the way the defense is aligned. The quarterback sees it. And boom, you know, 60-yard touchdown. And they're like, how do you know? And I'm like, look at the way the defense is aligned.

The quarterback sees it.

And boom, you know, 60-yard touchdown because it popped up on my phone before TV,

because it was in real time and TV's a little bit behind,

although you say ESPN and ESPN.com and the game update concurrently.

That's one hell of an observation, Mitch.

Good job.

Thank you.

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