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1:01I don't seem like there are different rules for you as opposed to Jake Sorenson and Coach Bill Blitz. There's some hypocrisy. I don't like that. Wow. I don't like, we don't like it in different rules. Let's get to this from the text like that. Please. I don't have Buffett son or Buffet son. I can't tell. Let's go buffet. Buffet son. Yeah. Michigan should storm the field after every win this year. Why is that? That's just all the text. Just as punishment for being, for being incredibly, for lacking integrity at an incredibly high level and, and several regards going back to the Harbour airs. That why just as punishment. Yeah, they should have to run. The fans should have to run stadium steps after games as punishment coaches do it. Yeah, the fans were complicit in this. They're rooting for it, but they're, they're complicit. You blame the fans for this too. Well, I mean, not directly, of course, but if you support, if you support that sort of thing, yeah, you're sort of complicit. If you actively support it financially, yeah, you're kind of complicit.

2:04I just find it so, unbecoming and so undignified for a blue blood program to ever storm again. Which, oh, oh, now hold on on that. Like, Jake made a very, very good case for Texas storming the field. They're waiting for a breakthrough win, you know. Okay, but see, that's the difference too, is that Texas gets this reputation of being this, you know, big, huge successful program. How many nandies they have to show for it? They're blue blood because of their resource. Right. And so Texas, I think, has its ego balloon, you know, beyond what their actual historical results are. Yeah. So I think there's more of a case for Texas, but Michigan, and we titled it, you have a high estate, you should never storm a field easy. Now, never, okay, so this is a good story. This is really a good sports debate. I can, I'm okay with rarely, but I'm not okay with never because they're fans. I mean, it's a, you want them to have those moments and I don't want, I don't want to be the guy that says, no, wait a second, you probably shouldn't be storming because you're a blue blood. If it, if it, if the situation calls for, I don't want to be the guy to hold them back.

3:05Okay. I'm working with that. Well, let me, let me do a cross-bork comparison though. Duke and North Carolina. Yeah. I'm on the Duke side of that rivalry. Duke got stormed last year by Carolina. You know why Duke got stormed? No. Because they're clearly better than Carolina. And they have been for the better part of the last 10 years. What do you say? And Carolina has fallen so far as a program that in a rivalry that should be back in fourth. It was the crowning achievement of their season. Uh-huh. To come from behind and beat Duke, which is cool. Do you have any? But also it's a rivalry. You're supposed to win your fair share. Why would you have a problem with that? Well, number one, the problem is that North Carolina beat Duke. That's the problem. It's the problem. I think if you're, I think there's an element of, you've been there, done that. Yeah. I think you're against a rival. There is an element of that. But just an element. I don't know. Just an element. I just think it's unbecoming to, to seek out opportunities to court storm or field storm. I appreciate your hard stance on this. We don't see eye to eye. I'm not anti-court storm or field storm at all. I'm just saying from a blue blood perspective. It's different.

4:05Blue blood's, first of all, there's, it's not always easily definable. What is a blue blood? Louisville blue blood. You know, I mean, is Louisville basketball blue blood? Yeah. I struggled to get there. There was, I mean, in my lifetime, yeah, I would, Denny Crum. I go back to Denny Crum and there were blue blood. Sure. When do you lose your blue blood status? So that's part of the conversation. So I don't get into that too much. Blue bloods do fade off. And then once they fade off, if they court storm, that's fine. What's fade off? That's subjective too. That's why I do not, I do not push back on court storms by blue bloods or really anybody. There's going to be situations that call for it. That's fair. That's fair. I just think the whole Michigan system of field, every game thing, I know it was, was tongue in cheek. But if you're Michigan and you beat, let's say Ohio State. Okay, you beat him the first four years of Ryan Day's tenure. Is it still really worth a field? Ah, then it gets into this. What if it's a last second field goal to win?

5:07Yeah, yeah. I think I think I like a field storm in that situation, a last second field goal to win. I get it. Now if they're up by 21 and the game just finishes like that, a storm can just feel kind of weird. I'll take it this direction. The only way Michigan should storm the field if they beat Ohio State on a walk out of field goal is if it knocks Ohio State out of the playoff. Oh, come on. Just a, just a, just a, what's the word I'm looking for? Um, just something that spur of the moment, big emotion, and they hear they come. It's the overflow. Literally, you know, it's the physical manifestation of the emotional overflow. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. I'm just not as unboyking it. So thank you. That's what it is. What are you watching for this weekend? What? What are you watching for this weekend? For Nebraska, Nebraska. Nebraska, Nebraska, Nebraska, right away, for Nebraska, Boeing green. I'm looking at penalties. I mean, they should cut that in half. I'm sure it was coached all week. Um, they had nine against Ohio.

6:07Cut that in half. You're not going to get four and a half. But how about just four? Um, and then I look at that kind of the way they handle the mobile quarterback. Got to handle that better. There's going to be mobile quarterbacks down the line. You got to start getting that under control. That those are two things I'd look for. There's more than that, but those are top two. And you don't have to tackle any George. I'll say it's about five to 40. And that's probably good. Should that should be helpful. Yeah, it's probably good. Appreciate the conversation. Tip. Good to see you. I'm really good. Thank you, Austin. I'll do it for early break. Old school myself and Jake Bockevin comes your way right. All right, after this, this is 93 seven ticket. Your list means a early break with Steve Symbol, Jake Sorenson and Bill Push sponsored by Anderson for on 93 seven their ticket and a ticket FM.