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Donaway is still a little bit under the weather, Hopefully back with us soon. Lance Taylor, Ryan Brown, Tyler, Scott, and Brooks in the back room. Most of the crew here with us, thank you for joining us. From the Birmingham Racecourse Casino Studio. It is the next round presented by Bud Light. You can get us anywhere on social media at Next Round Live. Make sure you followed and share our content there. We greatly appreciate you sharing as much as you can on social media and on YouTube. Next round live, make sure you have subscribed and set your alerts so you know when we're live and on all of our audio podcast. If you could set automatic downloads, that is quite helpful to us as well. Do all those things for Connor O'Gara as well. Saturday down south. Connor's a friend of the show. Been with us a very,

very long time. We always appreciate it's time. How are you today? Connie, you doing well.

Gentlemen, doing really well. Doing better than Notre Dame, doing better than Michigan.

Doing better than I think most programs in college football.

It is the sport that never sleeps is the way we started talking about things on the show today, Connor.

I mean, only in college football can you be just minding your own business on a Wednesday

and all of a sudden a coach is fired for inappropriate relationship that is in police custody.

It's a serious story, obviously.

But you step back and look at it and you're like, yeah, that's very college football right custody. It's a serious story, obviously, but you step back and look

at it, you're like, yeah, that's very college football right there. It is. And look, we're a little

bit numb to this. We kind of are at this point. And then you see the details that have come out

related to the Sharon Moore arrest, getting into police custody and the process that it reportedly took to get there.

And this has turned into a very, very sad story.

I mean, it really is, like someone who seemingly had everything at his fingertips and had a prime opportunity and had done a lot of things to capitalize on that rare window that one can

have to get a job that good. And seeing it just go up and smoke the way that it has,

it is sad. And I know people are going to poke fun at Michigan because quite frankly,

when you've won a national championship in recent memory, that's the team that everybody's

going to want to take shots at. But it's also just how bizarre things have gone at

Michigan like even getting into the matt wise stuff and how that played out with like the

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