Chris D'Amino

I mean, it was bad.

I didn't talk to him for a couple of days.

Not a great way to do a radio show.

Well, listen, the Texas Tech part of it is huge.

You know, the five dopes that sat around the table to tell me about the state of my union, along with their union, was the funniest thing I've ever seen.

Let me ask you something.

Did they violate HIPAA violations talking about clinical issues?

I mean, isn't there a chance they're really not supposed to talk about this kid that way?

It would seem that way.

Yeah, I mean, it would seem that way because mentals are every bit as much as the physicals when it comes to talking about somebody and what might be ailing them.

So I don't really understand that part, except, you know, these guys, as they say, are on a roll.

Here's what is bigger.

Cody Campbell, and I can't use the expression, I don't know, I won't do it because I don't know what your standards are.

I know my standards are not very high.

But Cody Campbell, you know that Cody Campbell's got one dream,

He's got one dream, and the dream is to matter.

And the dream is to actually believe that he did something.

For all the talk that Greg Sankey's done lately and for all the talk that Tony Petitti probably wants to do, wouldn't it be the best thing ever if they both came out and said, hey, you know, when we do this Super League, you're never going to be considered.

Cody Campbell will sit that kid down, pay him his $4 million.

He'll come up with some stupid moment of, I've seen the light.