happens domestically, and you guys were eluding earlier in your conversation a lot centers around north american soccer specifically specifically sports marketing agents and were they in fact trying to embezzle money onwards for certain sponsorship opportunities. in an area of the world we re so concerned with the growth of the game specifically in this country, if there was found to be a great irregularity in terms of how these payments were doled out, i think that could be a serious, serious ramification overall. luke and joe, thank you both for being with me. we are going to continue monitoring this situation. as a matter of fact, we re expecting that press conference from the justice department and the fbi in just moments on this widespread 20-year-long what they are calling systemic corruption in the fifa world cup organizing committee. we re going to take a short break and be right back with a
earnings bowl games. you know, he was a kid, he made a mistake and something i think that a lot of people should learn from, but i definitely he should keep the heisman. jon: one of the accusations as we look at this picture, because it s so ironic, one of the accusations is that sports marketing agents actually bought him that suit that he s wearing to the heisman ceremony, and you re not allowed to do that when you re a college can be player. you re not allowed to do it and college football, they go down a lot of different ways and it s funny, when you said about the picture, i looked at looked at the suit and in my days, when i was being recruited, it was different back then but all those things are thrown your way. jon: i remember when i was in college, i didn t own a suit! i didn t, either! jon: but you know, it has never happened in the 71-year history of the heisman that the award has been taken away from somebody. i know. jon: do you think it shouldn t be done now? no