Surin Petro

Well, I've pitched two nights in a row.

Doesn't matter.

Pete's got down on Pete's down on us tonight.

So you better be ready because he's going to he'll go to you if he needs it.

So the whole like, well, but but he's betting on his team.

How does that matter?

No.

Well, OK.

If he's betting on his team minus seven and a half and you could take a knee.

and get out of there because he's only up four, is he firing downfield?

Does he end up getting somebody hurt on plays that should have been just draws and he's checking out and firing for the end zone to try to get the cover?

It's a problem either way.

But if you're going to set this precedent that the court rules that he can play and now the government's going to step in and start filing charges against anyone who runs their business the way they see fit, it's already in writing that the University Court of Shahan Jairajah, it's already in writing that...

The Big 12 has it that the schools can come together and they can agree upon a punishment if necessary.

Which is presumably what they've been talking about.

And presumably what we were going to hear today at one point, but now the state of Texas says that they will consider it illegal for them to just basically run their business.

Have fun with this.

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