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Ryan Clark joins us on loan from the mothership.

Ryan, we've been talking about name, image, and likeness.

Where are we headed with this in college football?

I mean, it's just a legal way of cheating.

This is not, you know, all of a sudden, you know, everybody's like, oh, it's used as

a legal recruiting tool.

It's always been a legal recruiting tool.

This is not a new thing.

You know, now they could just do it publicly.

And now the rich will continue to get riches because the teams that were paying the

people before, now they could pay them, you know, over the teams that were paying the people before,

now they could pay them, you know, over the table or on top of the table and get these kids

to come to school. And I think this is what happens when Mark Emerit and the NCAA wants

to wash their hands of actual issues or wants to wash their hands of actually helping these young players

out and getting to a point where name, image, and likeness wasn't the Wild Wild West,

where there was some rules and some restrictions and some regulations. And because they refused to

do that, that's why we found ourselves here. What's your best recruiting story

that you heard that somebody got or offered? You know, like I don't really listen. To be

honest, I've heard a lot of recruiting stories from dudes in the locker rooms and different things

like that, but I don't really have a best recruit story.

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