Welcome to the audible presented by Trader Joe's. I'm Stuart Mandel. Not joined by Bruce Feldman this week. He is having some adventures abroad. He will be back next week. And so I wanted to bring on a special guest and it's Roger Sherman. You may be familiar with his work for many years at the

Ringer covering college football

and then he went on this amazing experience

that I want to talk to him about

a 62-game college football road trip last year

on his own dime, which I'm curious about in and in itself

and this being the week of the first weekend in the NCAA tournament Roger has a

knack an insane knack for picking the Cinderella's.

And so, this is, Roger, this isn't like a, you don't charge for this, right?

It's not like the old days of like a 1,900 number to get the gambling pick, like you're willing to share it with our audience?

Yes, I'm willing to share it. I would like people to also watch it on YouTube, but no, I'm willing to give away the pick for free.

I feel like I am the audible.

You've audible to me from Bruce.

That's right. Exactly. Exactly. We will we will get to that later in the

show. A couple news items though in college football just in the last couple days we

want to just have a quick discussion about.

So on Tuesday we learned that Clemson has followed in the footsteps of Florida State and

is suing the ACC to try to get out of the grant of rights.

Kind of a different argument I thought was interesting.

The Florida State's argument is basically, you know, this is unenforceable and it's a lot of stuff in their lawsuit about all the ways

that they screwed up the median negotiations therefore they should be let out the

greater rights. Clemson is making a very novel argument that due to the way it's worded in the Granite

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