Pat McAfee

Chargers.

But still, win a national championship, get to the top, create a juggernaut,

And then all of a sudden you leave.

And then Dusty May from Michigan, it was like he, I think he set the standard on what it was going to be, who they're looking for, how they're looking for, how the team's going to operate.

And they became champs very quickly in doing as such.

Started out as what, an equipment manager for Indiana?

And now all of a sudden becomes head coach of Michigan, wins the national championship at a very,

early in his career, I think we're all just kind of learning about him, thought he was for sure going to walk in with Michigan and this was going to be the next 20 years, like Bayheim and Syracuse.

You name it, I thought this is what it was going to be.

Instead, he goes to Cooper Flagg and Dallas Mavericks.

That feels like a big deal.

Huge deal.

That feels like a very big deal for Michigan.

What happened in there?

Because from my understanding, Michigan doesn't have a lack of funds.

So is it the funds?

What I was reading, I think it was Pete, maybe on ESPN.com, but it was basically like, hey, this is...

I have an opportunity to go to the NBA, kind of like the Tennessee Volunteers coach who went and coached the Giants for them.

I'll be like, hey, the highest of basketball is calling.

And we know what the NBA coach is like.