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All right, welcome back into the Nick Ba podcast. I've got two things for you, QuickPod, and we are out of here. I want to get into it right away. So I'm taping this. It's Monday. It's July 25th. Big 10 media days are about to get in full swing. So I want to give a little some thoughts on Big Ten Media Days.

And obviously on the back end of this, once Frost goes to the podium and talks to the media and you get a sense of what he had to say,

because certainly there's always some interesting things whenever Frost speaks, especially because we haven't heard from the guy in quite some time.

I'll have some reaction to what Frost has to say or what he says, excuse me, in Indianapolis at Big Ten Media Days.

But that'll be coming up in maybe a day or two.

I'm trying coerce Bo Rood to maybe join me for that one.

But we shall see.

But I wanted to get into the Big Ten Media Days in the sense that the,

have the media preseason poll that has come out.

And since the Big Ten is weird in this way,

they don't do an official preseason poll.

So Cleveland.com has kind of taken the ball and ran with it.

I think this is their 12th year doing it.

And they've done their

official preseason Big Ten football media poll where they get a whole bunch of beat writers,

a bunch of people that are obviously in the trenches in the Big Ten. So it's a very accurate,

about as accurate of a media preseason Big Ten poll as you're going to get.

And it's been released.

And, you know, these preseason media polls, preseason polls for conferences and all

and stuff, you know, the reality is it's easy to peg the top few teams, right?

Like you don't got to be Jerry DeNardo to say, I think the top two teams in the

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