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Yeah, for the conversation about the future of college sports, at least right now.

That's where the conversation is being handled by people who can maybe influence that.

You have a couple of politicians, crews from Texas, Cantwell, from Washington.

They put together this bipartisan bill that has been dubbed the Protect College Sports

Bill.

And I think you and I talked about this last week about it being dead on arrival because

you have huge swaths of the country, the Big Ten and the SEC, who we thought were going to be

in opposition to this proposed bill.

And they have since come out and lit voice to, yes, so we actually, we are definitely

against this bill, which I relayed out perfectly why they would be against.

Players are against it because it's putting a hard cap on what players can earn.

So, of course, we think it might probably would have been there for that reason.

But the Big Ten and the SEC banks, they are saying this bill would prevent them from ever merging. Like you can never, ever merge and combine your powers and become a mega power

and leave everyone else behind. And not only that, this bill would say, all right, all of the entities, the big entities

in college school, we're going to pull the money together.

And then after we pull the money together, then we'll dispense it amongst the institutions

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