All right, we'll get more of your calls momentarily, but I want to add something to the mix.

No rigor oversell, and there's no smarm or sarcasm. I'm just dealing direct with you.

I think this, if this happens, this is equal parts positive and impactful.

And I think it would bring a lot of people back to college football. I want to read you an excerpt. Pete Thamele had a piece about this new CEO of college football position and kind of how it would work. Now, obviously, you've got the, the house has to settle on things this summer,

but the minute that happens, it sounds like this could happen.

Quote, most prominent among the changes will be a change in how enforcement works,

as the NCAA will no longer be in charge of traditional enforcement,

and a CEO would be put in place

with powers that never existed before. What have I always compared college football to?

Horse racing. No central, effective governing body. Archaic process. I mean, think about it. Yeah,

part of it is the fact Michigan was dumb and just didn't take

their punishment last year, but reality is the NCAA takes years to adjudicate things that should

take 10 minutes. This would fix that. The CEO of College Sports New Enforcement Organization,

called the College Sports Commission, would have final say in doling

out punishments and deciding when rules have been violated, a level of singular power that's

never existed during the NCAA's era of struggling to enforce its rules. The CEO hire is expected

to come quickly after the House settlement is finalized and has been spearheaded by the power for commissioners from the SEC, Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC.

Their pick to lead the new agency will quickly become one of the most powerful and influential people in all of sports.

The hiring of the new CEO of the commission

is deep in the process. That's per ESPN sources. The association agreement could also include a

clause when schools, quote, agree to waive any right to a jury trial with respect to disputes

arising or relating to the agreement.

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