Rob Dauster

Should they be concerned about that?

You're worried.

You're really worried about the letter J instead of J-A-Y.

That's what you're worried about here.

It threw me off when I was trying to figure out who this guy was.

It was like J-Bat.

This is probably, honestly, this is probably when Matt Jones asked me to host again, to guest host.

I will pick another co-host.

I'm going to go ahead and say that me and Matt are on the same page when it comes to being confused about the letter in his name.

That seems like the kind of thing that Matt Jones would pick up on and figure out.

No, I think...

You are 100% correct about the fundraising part of it, right?

Because being able to find ways, creative ways to fund rosters that are only gonna get more.

I don't see the cost of an elite player in college basketball or college football going down anytime soon.

And being able to consistently generate revenue to fund those rosters and fund those players.

The teams that do that well,

are going to be the teams that win consistently when it comes to college athletics.

Now, there are going to be programs where there is a big booster or there is a slush fund that will be used for a short period of time.

But at some point, even the richest people in the world are going to say, why am I spending $20 million a year, $15 million a year to just fund a basketball?

Where's the ROI?