Dominique Foxworth

That so that's an interesting question, because I'm not sure that and this is, again, like we don't know what's going on and you don't want to incriminate any institutions that are not currently incriminated.

But it's hard to imagine that Michigan is operating in a way that is so different from every all of the rest of their peers.

I don't know.

It always surprises me when there's a team or a company or someone who's having disproportionate success.

And Michigan's not even the most successful program in the country.

That changes from time to time.

But

the sloppiness that is involved in what's happened around Michigan and all the things, like not just including this most recent situation, like all of that sloppiness does not speak to me, does not suggest to me that they are the most well-run and effective organization.

And so I'm sure that there are issues at a bunch of different places.

There's no way to completely clean all of this stuff up, especially when the incentives lie in such a way that

The teams, the people, at least with the most power, are also the people who have the highest incentive to like manipulate this process.

And that's like why a counterbalance is needed.

And I mean, we'll get the union talk and all other things that I think are important.

Yeah, there's... Sorry, go ahead, Bobo.

I would just say that traditionally what I like to do in any situation is look at the incentives and like the incentives don't lie with following these rules.

And there aren't really great regulatory bodies and not just the rules inside the game, but the laws outside the game.

also like that it seems like it comes down to in college sports winning in most sports winning and success trumps just about everything else and like i certainly don't want to suggest that things would be different if if uh more was more successful but it seems to me that these things start to fall apart when

around teams that are not having the success that they are expected to have.

And so, like, I'm not surprised when these things come out.

And I don't think any of us are.