Dan Graziano

No, it was in a league.

It was.

When I was there, the basketball was Division I, the football was Division III, but while I was there, they changed the rule.

You couldn't do that anymore.

So I guess a bunch of the teams from Georgetown's league kind of all went Division I together and stayed in the same, like, I don't know.

My youngest son was...

um is a college football kicker he was he was trying to get the georgetown's attention a couple years ago coach the guy i went to uh college with my same year um graduated 94 but didn't work out so we spent a little time on campus back then a couple years ago always enjoy going back but no football was never a real big presence uh when we were at school there why did they make you go d1 is the rule that if you have any d1 programs they all have to be d1

I think that was my—this is outside my area of expertise, but that was our understanding at the time as folks that were not playing college athletics, but only sort of watching them.

We can't play up there.

You guys want us?

Great.

They're going to look good.

Yeah.

I got you.

Oh, wait, though.

Last spring, spring of 25, he had a very public trade request.

He was going around during media row at the Super Bowl telling everybody who would listen he wanted out.

It's not about money.

It's about winning.

And then out of nowhere in early March, he agrees to a $160 million four-year extension.