Welcome to Annie on three and yeah we're getting political today we have to

politics is invading our space here politics

politics

presidential commission a blue ribbon panel

to talk about the future of college sports.

So Donald Trump creating a commission co-chaired by Nick Saban.

You all know who he is.

You may not know who he is, but we've actually talked about him on the show before.

He is a Texas Tech former player and donor,

current donor, who made billions in oil and gas industry. And he is, he's been very outspoken

about all of this stuff saying that there needs to be a congressional solution. He's got a lot of

ideas. I don't think his ideas are the same as Nick Saban's ideas, which will be, which will make this very interesting. The thing to remember about all this stuff is all

politics are local. The other piece to remember about this is we don't really know how

this is going to manifest itself. Is it going to manifest itself in a Donald Trump executive

order? Is it going to manifest itself in them trying

to get Congress to pass a law or to create legislation that would govern college sports? We don't know.

Is it a case where, like a lot of times in college sports, somebody forms a committee and then

nothing happens? That's also a possibility i do feel like uh somewhat amused but maybe it'll be healthy that the thing that nick sabin

probably wants to stop is also on the board with him what is that oil barren money building a roster by throwing cash around.

But that's not what Cody wants. You got to read what Cody's written.

Cody's written several essays on this topic. Now, it's all, again, all politics are local.

I don't think what Nick wants and what Cody wants are the same thing. What Nick wants is to go back to 10 years ago, which is great for Alabama, is not great for

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