On today's college football inquire, the Big Ten has won the last three national football championships.

The league also has two teams in the final four this weekend.

Could it win its first basketball national championship since 2000?

And the bigger question, why is the Big Ten so much better than everybody else at winning national championships in the NIL era?

Ross Dellinger will help explain.

Plus, Lane Kiffin says it's going to take some time to build LSU.

That's not what they hired you for, Lane.

Also, two new members of the College Football Playoff Selection Committee.

We will break it down.

They are coaches, you know them well.

Talk about it all on today's College Football Enquirer.

This college football inquire with Ross Dillinger and Stephen Godfrey. I am Andy Staples. And we are going to start

with a little basketball, but I promise it relates to football. Ross, you were in your town, D.C., where it was the epicenter of good

basketball last weekend with incredible Sweet 16 matchups, the unbelievable Duke Yukon finish in

the elite eight.

Yeah, it got you thinking about football.

Of course it did, but I will say I've covered five, no, I've covered three college basketball games in the last five years.

All of them have come in the last four days.

And one of them was the best basketball game, or at least the best ending of a basketball game that we've seen in 20 years.

So a little, I had somebody text me and say,

the football writer gets lucky with the best basketball game in a couple of decades.

It was incredible.

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