All right, three o'clock, good to have you aboard, and I want to build off of what we just discussed in the March Madness thing. Bear with me people. Let me, let me, bend your ear for a moment. I want to know if I'm alone in this or if you are on the same

spiritual and emotional journey as I am. As it pertains to March Madness and as it pertains to college football, this just isn't entertaining anymore.

That it started to wear on me that there's just there are no rules.

The Wild West Transfer Portal, NIL stuff. The networks running it into the ground with the realignment and conferences or in the

case of the NCAA tournament the Pope the

potential of expansion and the little guy being left out if they break away from the NCA

guys it got so bad yesterday I actually tuned in for 45 minutes of a college hockey game.

I'm actually going to tune in to Caitlin Clark versus Angel Reese tonight.

That's my C TV.

Well I'm hoping somewhere like Kim

Mulkey and a sequin blazer has like a chair like summer slam and goes

after somebody. But I'm making a point like I am my passion index for college athletics, which I term as revenue

sports. Yes. Please don't be calling up and selling me college hockey or baseball.

It's just, Stoney, it is getting more difficult for me to be passionate.

I mean, these games, the quality of the product, now you and I talk Bresha. let's air it out so the listeners that we're not hiding anything

You you agree with me it hasn't been very good that as good as you con is it's really more about this sport blows.

Correct. The quality of product.

If I got to see another team go five for thirty five from three,

I'm gonna lose my mind.

The free throw shooting for the most part has not been very good.

I mean, the Purdue game, I mean, like we said, you know,

they're good, you know, EDS good, laborious to watch.

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