All right. Well, I've given up my fight. That's going to be a thing. Apparently, tremendous. How is everybody?

Oh, he relax. There's going to be none of that today. Maybe. Today's going to be a test.

Don't be mad at the messenger. All right. We are just but humble entertainers and newsmen, if you will.

So today will be the equivalent like don't get mad at your mailman because he dropped off mail. It

didn't like. He's the mailman. Everybody likes rob the mailman. So like, here we go. I'm going to

offer you something. Where are you going? I aren't saying it. Other people are saying it.

And then what's interesting is two two weeks ago, you held up this guy as a reason we were crazy

for caring about the Michigan cheating scandal that if this guy who hates hardball supports us,

then what's your problem? Well, unfortunately, I think this person has seen the light and more

has come out a K a groucho marks on the sidelines at Michigan State. I want to play for you some

audio. And depending on your perspective, this man's name is either Paul or Pete.

A fine bomb. This was today on ESPN. This is not Rico and I. We are not bald men from the south.

This is what Paul fine bomb said about Michigan and the scandal today. All right. So fine bomb is

just one person. So then this happened later in the morning. Now you know, we have an adoration for

this man. If I could ever find it on my board. And of course I can. Damn it. I'm off my game today,

people. I'm sorry. Well, it's Stephen A Smith. I mean, he's somewhere. There we go. We have a

very, we've an affinity for this man. Here's what Stephen A had to say. So then I started thinking

I ran this by Rico. You know, for those guys to make that heel turn, was it really just the

absurdity of Connor Stallions on Michigan State's sideline? And I said, no, they've been talking to

people and let's face it. You don't have to like Stephen A, but he's just connected as they get.

ESPN doesn't pay him 16 million a year by accident. And Paul fine bomb. He can be a Richard. He

can be detestable. He can be lovable. He can be everything in between. People talk to Paul

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