00:00I only know how to do this job one way, and that's if it's on my mind, you get to hear it, okay?
00:07Watching Kurt Cignetti in two years turn the Indiana Hoosiers from a program that nobody cared about, especially in Indiana.
00:15There's all these Johnny Come Latelys now that are like, oh, Indiana, who, who, who, Hoosiers?
00:21Like, 18 months ago, nobody said a word about Indiana football.
00:25They were still talking about Bobby Knight in basketball.
00:27I'll do you one better. A good friend of mine, Shane McMahon, WWE fame, his son went to Indiana to be a running back.
00:37Transferred out. I didn't play football. His program sucks, right?
00:41Cignetti shows up. All of a sudden, you got all these football fans that obviously are more basketball fans than football fans.
00:49But here's the thought I had. Do you think it's a possibility right now that there's a handful of really smart, really successful,
00:57really bright, bright people in the, in the beautiful state of Colorado that are saying to themselves,
01:04we hired Dion when we could have had that guy?
01:10No.
01:10We brought in this guy who hasn't won a bowl game, brought us right back to the bottom of the, of the conference last year,
01:21never lived up to the hype, never produced a really awesome team with a chance to win a national title.
01:27And all we had to do is go over here and hire a guy who was the head coach of the Dukies, not even Duke, the Dukies.
01:38Yeah.
01:38At JMU. Do you think there's any buyer's remorse in Colorado?
01:43The fact that they chose Dion and not Kurt Cignetti?
01:47No.
01:47Not a little bit?
01:48No.
01:49A little bit?
01:49Well, one.
01:50How about a little bit?
01:51No.
01:52Well, one, you have the timing.
01:53And that's not fair.
01:54No, no, no.
01:54It's like, but there's, there's actual, you're a year off.
01:57Yeah.
01:58They hired Dion a year before Cignetti.
02:00They probably should have waited.
02:01That's one.
02:01Right.
02:02Number two.
02:03Yeah.
02:03Um, how much did Indiana spend in NIL and how much did Colorado spend in NIL?
02:09A couple dollars.
02:10A couple dollars.
02:11A couple bucks.
02:11Yeah.
02:12Like, apparently they spent, the gap was somewhere around 20 million difference.
02:15No, that's not the case at all, Tyrone.
02:18What are you talking about?
02:19That's not the case, Dan Orlovsky.
02:20Dan Orlovsky.
02:21No, it's not Dan Orlovsky.
02:22That's just the truth.
02:23That's not the case, Tyrone.
02:24A. John's all.
02:25Okay.
02:26Fine.
02:26Name all the big ticket, the big ticket players.
02:29I'll find out.
02:30I'll check.
02:30I'll check.
02:31I heard that they spent closer to like seven or eight million at Colorado.
02:34I'll find out.
02:35I know for a fact, Indiana spent over 20 million for their roster.
02:39Is that right?
02:39Yes.
02:40They just paid.
02:41Pires remorse?
02:42No.
02:42Could have had Cignetti.
02:43No, no.
02:44Anybody could have had him.
02:45You're stuck with Dio.
02:45No, no.
02:45This is what I'm doing.
02:46This is hate right here.
02:48You take a guy that was hired three years ago.
02:50A guy that was hired two years ago and go, should we have hired him?
02:53They didn't even get hired at the same time.
02:55I happen to love you.
02:56They had Hunter and Shador for two years.
02:59Yeah.
02:59And then they had this year.
03:01They're not even from the same coaching cycle.
03:04They're not even from the same cycle.
03:06All right.
03:07Indiana, 2025, spent 21.1 million.
03:11Yeah.
03:11I told you, north of 20 million.
03:12All right.
03:12Hang on one second.
03:13Yeah.
03:13Colorado did not spend north of 20 million.
03:15Give me a second.
03:15I'm going to look it up.
03:16I know they did.
03:17I'm not going to lie to you.
03:18I'll give you the number.
03:19Uh-huh.
03:19Okay.
03:20Hold on.
03:20Sure.
03:21Not even from the same coaching cycle.
03:23Oh, look at that.
03:24Boy, you lose.
03:25No, I don't.
03:25Yeah, you do.
03:26No, I don't.
03:28Colorado spent a million less.
03:32How about that?
03:32I know that's not true.
03:33See, you don't.
03:33You don't.
03:34No, no.
03:34I know that's not true.
03:35You're a.
03:36I know it's not true.
03:37I'm a fact merchant.
03:37No, no, no.
03:38You're not a fact merchant.
03:39Yes, I am.
03:39No, no, no.
03:39I know for a fact that's not true.
03:41I'm looking at it.
03:42Yeah.
03:42Yeah.
03:432025, Colorado spent $20.5 million.
03:472025, Indiana spent $21 million.
03:50I'll find the actual numbers.
03:52You didn't get the bag for your buck.
03:53I'll get the real numbers.
03:53So you're unhappy like that time you bought Miracle Thaw and brought it to my house.
03:57I'll find the actual numbers.
03:58Yeah.
03:59I'll find the real numbers.
04:00You don't need to defrost your chicken anymore because I bought you Miracle Thaw.
04:04I'll find the real numbers.
04:05You did that.
04:05I'll find the real numbers.
04:06I'm looking at the real numbers.
04:08You're not.
04:08I'm a merchant of fact.
04:10That's what I am.
04:11Okay.
04:12Yeah.
04:12Because the list.
04:13You do lies.
04:14I see the number one team was Texas at $22 million.
04:17Yeah.
04:17The actual real list.
04:19I'm looking at the real list.
04:20I'm looking at the list too.
04:21They're not close.
04:22Colorado projects $27 million deficit after Deion Sanders spends $20 million on NIL money.
04:29No, no.
04:29Not on NIL.
04:30$20 million was the full budget for everything.
04:34Pads, equipment, everything.
04:35Is that right?
04:36That wasn't the NIL budget.
04:37And I want to say this.
04:38I happen to be a big fan of unks.
04:40I am.
04:41I did.
04:41I am.
04:42I adore Deion Sanders.
04:43He's one of my favorite dudes of all time.
04:45Uh-huh.
04:46But if you're Colorado, you regret hiring Deion.
04:50You could have had Signetti.
04:51You could have had Signetti.
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