On today's college football inquire with members of Congress deciding if they want to add a

lane kiffin provision to a bill currently in the house, we asked the question, how much is a coach

actually worth in an era when you can pay players? Also, did Trinidad shambles a fight against the

NCAA cost him the cover of the EA sports video game? Plus, it's March Madness. We're coming up with a bracket, but

this is a fun one. Since the

NCAA may or may not be enforcing tampering,

the coaches may want to enforce it themselves.

So, we are going to have a bracket of coaches

who could beat up the other coaches who tamper

with their players. Who's the one

you don't want to tamper with? All on

today's college football

inquire. This is the college football inquire with Stephen Godfrey and Ross Dellinger.

I am Andy Staples. And Ross, you have another juicy nugget today. You're on three column

discusses it's the score act again. It's today. You're on three column.

It's the score act again.

We've talked about it a lot, but this has got a very, very sexy potential provision in the score act, and I know that sounds.

It's a sexy legal column.

Yeah.

But it is sexy because it involves the guy and everyone clicks on Lane Kiffin.

We're trying to make the Score Act sexy or interesting at all since I've talked about it now for a year.

Hey, legislation.

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