Mark Kabaly

Yeah, it used to be NAIA back in the 80s.

They had a hell of a basketball team.

Rudy Marisa, he was getting to the Final Four like every year, but no, they're D3.

Well, how do they feel about Y.A.

I think that's why it's such riveting television, and I know that Austin and Joe argued about this, what, last week or the week before, since we get the draft, the first draft in Pittsburgh since 1948, by the way.

Wrong foot covered it.

Yeah, there was one there.

nearly 80 years ago.

But I think if you are in tuned to the draft, if you are a follower of college football and the NFL, and you know who these guys are, especially on night one, which is why they've made it a primetime event.

I mean, it really can be riveting stuff.

It does drag on.

They wait too long between the picks.

Didn't they shorten that this year?

They're going to cut it down.

I think, yeah, seven or seven and a half.

I think it's eight before they officially met it.

Yeah, it used to be very long.

But when things like that happen, I mean, it takes one team to zig as everybody else is zagging and everything goes off kilter.

I think that just makes for great live TV.

I love all the old NFL film stuff on the draft, too.