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All right, welcome back into the Nick Baugh podcast. I am going to be honest with you guys. I had a guest all lined up that kind of fell through. So I am going to go solo again today. And I got a really, really good pod on deck for you. But real quick, for I set up what the podcast is going to be today. I got some really good stuff coming down on the pike in the next week. I got Doug McDermott scheduled to be on the podcast

next week. I got some pods lined up with Bo Robert Rood. Hopefully a wine pod will be one of

the pods that we knock out coming soon. So I'm working on a few other things. So again, make sure

you subscribe to the podcast. Get ready to listen as always.

If I don't tell you thank you a million times, I need to.

I really, really appreciate you guys supporting and listening to the podcast.

So on the pod today, you know, the dust is still settling from the USC and UCLA move to the Big Ten conference.

And everyone is just, everyone's wondering what is going to happen next.

So for me, I think there are kind of two ways to look at things right now.

There's kind of the micro and the macro.

There's the short term of what's going to happen like right now.

And then the long term of what is going to happen with everything with

realignment and college athletics. And, you know, the reality is there are a bunch,

there are a ton of looming enormous, burning, massive, big questions hanging over the future of college sports.

I don't think it's hyperbole when people in the media and whether it's writers, sports talk radio, other podcasts hosts,

you know, they really talk about, you know, college sports as we knew it or know it is going to go away eventually.

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