and staying will play us out. Yeah, that's how I feel about coaches.

It don't file up three late stages. Tom is, oh, again, does not do it.

And yesterday, hey, it helped Michigan fans, which is fine.

I, it's the principal Greg guard. What are you doing?

So we're talking golden rules. I think it is become one.

It is a fireable offense. If you don't file up three late in the college

basketball game, another golden, we don't pay running back.

And now we get to the Newsy portion here. MLB's new rules, the pitch clock,

the bigger bases that look like, you know, giant spaceball helmets, but this weekend,

the pitch clock debuted and it gave you about a two and a half hour baseball.

And there was a moment red socks, I think it was red socks, braves.

Game ended in a tie because the guy didn't get in the box fast enough and got

called with strike three. You have eight seconds to get in the box.

If you don't, it's a strike, an automatic strike.

So people are going crazy going, oh, my God, baseball will never be the same.

These rules are amazing. All right. So let's, let's step back for it.

First of all, I will always have doubts when new rules get implemented in the old

traditional sports that you'll ever see them really enforced during the regular season.

Much less. Do you really think they're going to call somebody out on strikes in the ALCS?

Do you really think they're not going to show some grace on the pitch clock?

In the world series. And you go, how can you say that easy?

I watch the NFL do it with delay games every week.

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