All right, 97.1, good to have you. Kenny, take a text, please. Bring a little bit about this college red zone idea that's too good to be true. It is. That's why it won't happen. I think the problem is not the power for schools. I think the problems are the networks. They're the problem in everything. They're the devil. Why do you think the Big Ten looks the way it does? Rich? But it doesn't benefit the fan.

Okay, hold on. Think about this. So Michigan fan has every right to be excited based on this

Bryce Underwood thing is it's a unicorn and a mystery and it could be anything, right? Look at that

schedule. Look at that schedule.

Look at it.

You don't play anybody you care about.

You got one game in the conference.

Congratulations.

Do you play Oregon?

Do you play Penn State?

So this is the problem when we expand these conferences,

but we don't play more conference games.

That works.

But they have two helmet games in USC and Nebraska,

where, Mike, their helmet games, where, let's face it,

you don't know what either one of those two schools are going to be.

Now, let me help you.

Ask.

No, but like, I'm being serious.

This is why we have 18 team conferences and we, look, if you're going to have a conference this big,

everybody should play 10 conference games.

Ask a Michigan season ticket holder.

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