Brendan Sorsby Granted Injunction vs. NCAA | June 9, 2026

**PFT Commenter** (0:00)
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**Rico Bosco** (0:08)
Listen, I'll give you one piece of advice.
Marriage is a lot of forgiving and overcoming, so I'll say, you know. So you're prepared, you're a well-prepared guy.

**Big T** (0:19)
That's true. If you can change, I can change, we can all change.

**Rico Bosco** (0:24)
I needed to bottom out before I could get back to the top.

**PFT Commenter** (0:27)
There you go. Rico Bosco saved my marriage before I was even in it. I like that. That's a good message, Rico.
Welcome back to Macrodosing. It's Nanodosing. It's Tuesday. It's June 9th. Have a nice day, everyone. Get it?

**Big T** (0:54)
Ah, good one. You know what yesterday was?

**PFT Commenter** (0:57)
What was that?

**Big T** (0:58)
6-7.

**Arian Foster** (0:59)
Yikes.

**PFT Commenter** (1:00)
Yeah, that's true. Well, no, because this is coming out on Right.

**Big T** (1:03)
Sunday was 6-7.

**PFT Commenter** (1:04)
Yeah, yeah, Sunday was 6-7.

**Arian Foster** (1:05)
Is that death? Is that death dead?

**PFT Commenter** (1:06)
I think Big T just killed it. I think that was it. That was the death rattle.

**Arian Foster** (1:09)
That might have been the last little...

**Big T** (1:12)
I think the kids are still crazy for 6-7.

**Arian Foster** (1:16)
My kids haven't said it in a while, man.

**Big T** (1:18)
Is there a new thing?

**Arian Foster** (1:21)
No.

**Big T** (1:22)
I guess it's summer, so once they go back to school then it'll pick back up.

**PFT Commenter** (1:26)
You'll have something new.

**Arian Foster** (1:27)
A bunch of viral shit they can share.

**PFT Commenter** (1:29)
I think if you say 6-7 right now, the other second graders look at you like you're a cop. No one says that. It's like going up to somebody on the stream and be like, you guys got any reefer?

**Big T** (1:40)
How do you do, fellow kids?

**PFT Commenter** (1:41)
Yeah, exactly. You don't say that anymore.

**Big T** (1:43)
What's the best summer between grades?

**PFT Commenter** (1:50)
That's a great debate to have.

**Big T** (1:52)
Going into your senior year?

**Arian Foster** (1:55)
It's up there because you got a car and you could drive, you could really meet up.

**PFT Commenter** (1:58)
Yeah. That's a good one. I'm going to also say summer after freshman year of college.

**Big T** (2:08)
I'm curious to hear that. I was talking primary school, but tell me your rationale.

**PFT Commenter** (2:13)
That was a good summer because you've got like, your friends have kind of like explored outside of high school. They've got other friends that are stopping by from college. Everyone's kind of like intermingling. You've got like at least one or two guys that probably has their own place, like an apartment that you can chill at.

**Big T** (2:31)
But you have like, most people probably have jobs. You have like responsibilities.

**PFT Commenter** (2:35)
Yeah, but you're, no, the jobs that you have at that age are pretty much jobs to like keep you afloat so that you can buy beer.

**Big T** (2:41)
Yeah, but...

**PFT Commenter** (2:45)
I think that's a good one for different reasons. There's other summers that I would say like going into like freshman year of high school. That's a good summer.

**Big T** (2:54)
I think there's a lot of anxiety with that.

**PFT Commenter** (2:56)
Yeah, you got football practice coming up.

**Big T** (2:59)
Yeah, and I think you just, high school, a whole different animal. You don't know what's coming. I think that's an anxiety riddled summer.

**PFT Commenter** (3:05)
Yeah, going into junior, going into senior year, both those two, those are good years.

**Big T** (3:09)
Seventh to eighth grade, I think could be a good one.

**PFT Commenter** (3:12)
That's a good one also. Yeah, you're kind of like going back to middle school.

**Big T** (3:16)
Yeah.

**PFT Commenter** (3:16)
But yeah, going, if you're going into junior year, you got your car. Some people have jobs. You're up to no good every day. That's a good time.
Yeah, that's a good time. But I would also say after your freshman year of college, that's a good one. Except then there are some friends that are just like, oh, I hate being back in my home. I hate coming back to this town. I can't wait to get back to school. Those wet blankets.

**Arian Foster** (3:40)
You know, it wasn't until I was like, not to make this about me, but it wasn't until I retired that I really had a real summer.