Welcome to Andy and Ari on three.

We are not taking the red shirt.

We are here for the duration of the season and beyond.

We also obviously do shows in the office.

Ari, it's going to be this stuff this week and next, isn't it?

As teams roll toward their fourth games, Bear Alexander, USC defensive tackle.

Taking the red shirt.

Yeah, Andy, we had heard rumblings about players watch out for game four, game five into the year right like we we kind of you know the one i don't want to say that we thought that the wave of this was coming but we knew that people were generally aware of what game four game five meant right so um i don't know if this is just going to be a title wave of these this year or if this is the

beginning of a trend, but it almost feels like to a certain extent that the first three

games of the year are just try out tape for another team or if things aren't going well or

you're not playing enough, whatever the reason may be, you can still play the three games,

put some tape out there, try to play well, and go get a bag.

So I don't know if it's red shirt anymore.

It should just be called paid shirt.

Well, the Bear Alexander is a different story than, say, the Matthew Sluca when we talked about.

Matthew Sluca is the UNLV quarterback who announced Tuesday night he was leaving.

We will get into that because there's more to that.

We peeled back the layers of the onion on that a little bit after the show yesterday.

Now we have a little better idea of what actually happened and we can kind of diagnose it.

Plus, Dave Portnoy from Barcelona from Barcelona has a revolutionary quarterback recruiting idea that might actually help solve some of the Matthew Sluka situations too that I think we might be able to get ourselves in on.

So we'll talk about that in a moment.

But let's talk Bear Alexander because it's a different kind of situation.

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