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As we do this coast to coast here, I want all of our cameras in Los Angeles, Miami, everywhere

we have cameras. I want them focused in right now on the face of one Lucy Rodin because we have

not been able to cover here the news of her going out to Colorado, seeing an exciting game that

Mike is dying to talk about because he's never been such a big Stanford fan. And Lucy somehow,

I want the advice of the people in this room. Lucy somehow, because she lost a glove, I don't know

how you lose a single glove while out in the cold. She left the Colorado game when it was 29

nothing in favor of Colorado as Shadour Sanders at halftime was updating his merch store in the

locker room. She left and didn't do her job in the second half. And I'd love to know what the

explanation for this is I'd also love the group in here to help decide what her punishment should

be for just failing to execute her job in the second half. I would like to defend Lucy for a

moment as someone who only has single pair single gloves of a pair of glove. Like I'll have a left

hand of one, a right hand of another never identified with anything more than losing one glove.

Also, they're up 29. You're like, well, it's a very stugots move. Dan, I respect it. I'm proud of her.

Yeah. Dan, I know how much you love Colorado. I didn't want you to have to see them lose. I did it

for you. I'm glad that you've had four days to work on your excuse and that's the best that you

can come up with. I actually understand what Charlotte is saying having mismatched gloves

at home. I don't understand how you lose a glove in the first half when you're cold. That's the

part I know how it happened. I know how it happened. So I had a nice pair of gloves and they don't

have like the little finger tap thing. So when I had to post on social, I had to take a glove off

to use my phone and I believe that when I was filming something, the glove fell off. I continued to

go. Then the glove was gone and I knew I wasn't going to get it back. So it's it's your fault, Dan.

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