2 dozen teams already rolled through Indianapolis for Big Ten Media Days, another half dozen more,

because baby that's just life in the new 18 team B1G big 10 media days from Lucas Oil Stadium as we

get set to hear from Michigan Oregon Washington, Washington, Minnesota, Indiana, and Maryland preparing for a big

season in the Big Ten.

And welcome back to the Cover 3 podcast here on CBS Sports.

That's Bud Elliot, that's Danny Canell, that's Tom Finelli, I'm Chip Patterson,

can come into you live on CBS Sports Network.

For the next two hours we'll be bringing you coverage of day three

here at Big Ten Media Days. We are scheduled to be joined by Washington head coach

Jed Fish Michigan head coach Sharon Moore and Oregon head coach Dan Lanning.

But before we get into our day three attendees, wanted to take a spin around some of the

news and the reaction because we've had a great chance to be able to talk to a lot of the brightest minds in sports media here at Lucas Oil Stadium and around Indianapolis.

And one of the pieces of news that our own Dennis Dodd has been reporting on is the upcoming house settlement.

And so Bud got to throw it to billable hours here.

Everybody from the tailgate that rocks with us understands that as our in-house attorney and

counsel you're able to provide some clarity here so no the house settlement you know has to do

with multiple billions of dollars and really setting up the future of college

athletics. One notable item that I think will impact college football in a way that

we might be able to understand is a new scholarship limit. The reporting right

now from Dodd and others says that the new scholarship

limits as part of this settlement will be a 105 scholarships. Why do we arrive at that

number and what's the impact going to be? I think ultimately what they're going to

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