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All right. Next one, cash ticket podcast at gmail.com. This one says Tuck or Smith, Mike and Cookies,

was listening to base shows this week, and you guys have talked about how the bottom has fallen out. I couldn't agree more. I have a question mainly for Mike. If you could pick between Mel Tucker or Jonathan Smith, who would you pick? He details a bunch, Mike. I think this is an easy one. What is he detail? He says, I'd pick Mel Tucker, besides playing pocket pool in a hotel room.

I think he was a much better head coach than Smith, actually showed a motion on the

sideline, present with players, understood top level recruiting and NIL mattered.

He even called MSU out the year he got fired for it.

Wasn't the greatest game manager, no, but he actually gave an F and wanted to be

there. He gave me sleazy use card salesman vibes. I mean, his name is Mel, but I think he had the right vision. Smith seems like he has no personality. His press conference shows no confidence, and I've never seen anyone, I never seen him talking to anybody on the sidelines. It doesn't seem like it matters to him. He reminds me of Belichick on the sideline and don't even get me

started on the sidelines. It doesn't seem like it matters to him.

He reminds me of Belichick on the sideline and don't even get me started on the second

halves of his games.

Long story short, Mel cared about his job, didn't see us as a stop along the way.

We need to get a coach that actually cares after we get rid of Jonathan Smith.

I hope he enjoys the money he never earned dissent of and goes back to the West Coast,

Justin and Dryden.

I like it.

The problem in all of it is you're projecting the idea of Mel Tucker versus the reality.

Well, Mel Tucker had an 11 win season.

He was part of that top 10 showdown with Michigan, the K-9-5 touchdowns.

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