All right. So I want to just take a segment. And if it gets response, we can carry it for maybe one more.

But Rico, I'm asking you. And I'm asking you the people, because I'm being open with you.

I have no idea what's going on. I don't think anyone really does. And I'm not in the breaking news business, but I've never had a hard

time getting information. Whether I choose to go on the air with it or not, that's a different

thing, different burden of proof, et cetera. But as it pertains to Michigan State and the handling

of Jonathan Smith, we have seen Wisconsin come out and say Luke Fickles our coach and we're

going to do a lot of blobbitty blue and cheese curds. You've seen Florida State comes out.

Mike Norvelle's back. You saw Baylor. Hey, Dave Oranda's coming back. The flip side of the coin,

the zillion schools that fired their coach. The absolute silence, not a whisper of what the hell is going on at Michigan State as it pertains to Jonathan Smith.

It reached almost a zenith yesterday as he had the absurdity of a press conference.

And all he's being asked about is his job.

He was asked, have you been told your status?

No.

Then he's asked another question.

And he talks about how college football coaching is a week-to-week thing these days.

So here's my question to you.

Monday. We're all back from, you know, look, I'm

doing Black Friday. You're not, but we're here the next couple days. Monday after the

Maryland game. If they were keeping him, why would you not have the announcement so that

whatever fallout there is from the fans, you get it

over with, but the coaches who are recruiting, all jokes aside, I know Michigan fans we think.

The point is, you bring him back because that benefits moving forward. If you don't want the coach,

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