Hello and welcome to the Saturday Down South podcast he He is Chris Marler. I am Colonel Giro. Marler, it's a casual Friday. What do you drink?

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Boss water.

We have...

Today we're going to talk some name image likeness, aka N I L.

If you've seen that abbreviation in the past few days and you've been like why is everybody talking about N I L?

We're gonna make a little bit of sense of it. We're gonna answer some questions about it. We've got some stump marler with our good buddy Jay Woody at the end.

Oh, they guys, they did a good job this time.

They did. They did. You and Jay did not, but they did a good job.

I don't come up with any of these questions for the record.

I killed on the other questions. I just, I don't come off with any of these questions for the record I killed on the other questions I just I mean

The SCC championship stuff there was no Heisman questions this week which kind of bum me out but everything else was good

spoiler alert me. We'll get there. They'll get there. Yeah. We have a lot to get to though and a subject that we've talked about before on this podcast, but something that had a huge, huge development on Wednesday.

In case you missed it, we found out that the NCAA approved new guidelines

to the name, image, and likeness rules that are going to allow starting in the

2021, 2022 school year for players to be able to get third party revenue.

What does that mean?

That means if you're Derek Stingly,

if you're Bo Nix, those guys can go and sign autographs.

So...

Bo Nix, that's so huge for him because now he's gonna

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