On today's episode of Andy and Ari on three, Ryan Day, the Ohio State coach says the Ohio State

Michigan game would be better if there were no Big Ten championship game. Is he right? Plus,

the Iowa State Athletic Director Jamie Pollard says the Big Ten and the SEC should just break away

if they don't want to follow the same rules as everybody else.

Ari and I are going to break that statement down.

And what would happen if they actually did?

Plus, Brendan Sorsby is suing the NCAA.

What are his chances of getting an injunction?

What happens next if he does or if he doesn't, how is this case going

to play out? We'll talk about it all today on Andy and Orion 3.

Welcome to Andy and Ari on three, and it is conference meeting season. That means that

ADs and coaches are meeting all over the place.

And the big 10 coaches are up this week.

They are in Rancho Palos Verdes near Los Angeles, one of Ari's dream locations.

You ever been through that neighborhood?

I have not.

Buddy, it feels like something from a Disney movie. You're driving

through the hills and you have all these houses that don't look very big, but you can see

through their front door. And then when you look through their front doors windows, you can see

the ocean and like the houses drop off the side of the cliff. That is my literal dream. I think

if I could pick anywhere on the face of the earth to live, it would be in that neighborhood. Pretty nice. That's why the Big Ten's there. That's why the Big Ten's there, because they're feeling there. I mean, it is Big Ten country. Don't forget. They got two schools in L.A. Yeah. Ryan Day, Ohio State's coach,

talking yesterday to our friend Scott Docterman of the Athletic,

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