Welcome back on a football Friday.

Sadly, there's only a few more.

I know.

The season went by. To me, it went by in the blink of an eye. Always does. Just goes by so fast. Like, you can't believe it's week one. Then all of a sudden you blink and it's week like nine or ten. What's there to look forward to after this? You've got the Olympics. No one really cares about the Olympics. March Madness. And they got that March Madness

Opening day

I mean we always get through it

No March Madness. And they got that March Madness.

Opening day.

I mean, we always get through it.

March Madness, like every game is apparently rigged now and fixed.

Right.

There's point shaping, running rampant.

Let's get into some of that in the Jockey Sports page.

And on the baseball tip, Kyle Tucker signs for $240 million. $60 million a year. And I was thinking that one guy who's a good, very good player. It's not the best player in Major League Baseball. He's probably making more than the entire payroll of the Washington National. I bet you it's very close. 100% he has. We'll go through that.

The active gnats. If you don't count Strasbourg, it's Kyle Tucker. All right. So college basketball point shaving scheme involving 40 players, almost 40 players, 39 players on 17 teams. By the way, I've heard this is just the tip of the ice. Oh, I'm sure. Yeah. It resulted in dozens of games in the previous two years being fixed by a gambling ring that included a former NBA player.

This was according to a federal indictment unsealed on Thursday in Pennsylvania.

20 of the 26 defendants played college basketball during the 23-24 and the or the 24-25 season.

I believe the largest wager that I saw was placed on a Towson game.

485 grand on a Towson.

Towson against NCAA and Towson.

Yes.

Towson to cover.

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