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But there's also that part of it, too, with how will that affect future events?

Contract deals and also how that will affect the reputation of the program.

I know that's a lot, Scott, react to whatever you want with it, but I just had to make sure that that part was was put out there about that contract.

Does the punishment fit the crime?

Exactly.

And honestly, it's almost like the NCAA wants there to be 10 because here's the thing.

In this particular case, there's no tampering, right?

In a lot of these situations, it's not the school calling the player that's not in the portal and saying, we'd love for you to come.

A lot of times, it's their agents kind of shopping around their player, their client, to other schools.

And in the case of a Miami, a Tennessee, an Ole Miss who had been striking out on all of these other portal QBs, I'm sure this is a situation where his agent was kind of like...

Ayo, like if if my guy entered the portal, what would you know, what would that mean to you?

How would that how would you react to that?

That happens all the time.

Coaches have mentioned that they get calls from agents all the time saying, hey, my guy wants to come to your school, but here's what he wants.

And it's it's not tampering if they initiate the conversation.

Right.

So there's that.

I also think with regards to the actual contract.

I will say that there's a lot of people out there opining about what Duke should do and how they should sue and all this stuff.

There are like probably six people who know what this contract looks like.