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We don't spend a lot of time obviously talking politics here on the show.

But when there are hearings on Capitol Hill for a bill called the Protect College Sports Bill,

which is obviously very relevant to us here on the show.

And so there were a lot of conversations that came out of that were had yesterday,

came out of yesterday.

But I can't get past just the initial part of this whole thing, which is the Protect

College Sports Act, had hearings on Capitol Hill.

And most of the people that were called to speak on Capitol Hill are the ones that helped break college sports.

Or they don't want to send it back so far into, you know, prehistoric ages, relatively speaking,

that it just doesn't make a whole lot of sense because it's not going back that far.

So you have coaches advocating for caps on players and I understand that that's fine coaches

advocating for caps on players but coaches aren't going to advocate for caps on

coaches I know it's kind of a crazy idea because if you look at the NBA or the NFL model

for example coaches can make whatever they want and players are under

specific rules of how much they can make.

Well, that's all been collectively bargained.

We get back to that and there was a, you heard yesterday one of the few that are not part

of the group that broke the whole thing that we're speaking on Capitol Hill is Utah,

defensive end Lance Holtzglaw.

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