We might just talk about another boneheaded penalty in rapid fire.

I'm looking into my crystal ball.

I'm looking into my eight ball right now. Are you ready for rapid fire, Trevor? Sure, I'm looking into my crystal ball. I'm looking into my eight ball right now. Are you ready for rapid fire, Trevor?

Sure, I'm. So, we've got another comment for Marcus Freeman to start off rapid fire. And I got a couple comments from the chat here that I've got queued up as well. Jordan Clark, of course, drew the unsportsman-like conduct penalty against

Louisville after Cardinal receiver Chris Bell spit on him in that game and then Clark threw him

the headbut. Marcus Freeman discussed that at his press conference today. You got to put team glory

in front of yourself.

And Jordan Clark would be the first one that tells you,

and it's tough.

You know, sometimes people test your manhood,

but you still have to be able to put team before me.

And I know we've had long conversations he regrets the penalty you know he

regrets his response nobody's worth 15 yards and it's such a challenging situation

to have to do that right is I think we're all innate and selfish people that's I think we're all innate selfish people. I think we're all naturally that way.

But in that moment, and there's moments in every game that you have to put your team before yourself.

And you have to let things go. And that was my message to the entire team. And to Jordan, like, as you move forward in life, there's going to be times, this is bigger than the game of football.

You're going to have to let some things go because of what can happen in that situation, right?

It's not going to be the outcome that you want.

And so I thought it was a great

teaching opportunity by a guy that cares about the team he does and he had a just a

selfish moment he knows that but love him and he owned it as I said like a Don

did the week before you owned it but we got to continue to learn from it.

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