On today's college football inquire, the stars head to Washington, D.C. again to discuss yet another potential bill.

But this one might actually have a chance of passing.

Who's in favor?

Who's still against?

We will discuss.

Plus, would Ole Miss and Pete Golding burn it all down if the NCAA comes after them for targeting?

Because let's be honest, everybody's doing it also mike

leach on the ballot for the college football hall of fame is the pirate getting in we'll talk

about it all on today's college football inquire this college football inquire with

stepheny and Ross Dellinger.

I am Andy Staples and the action is heading Ross's way.

Ross, you're in D.C.

Can you feel the star power in the city changing as Nick Saban shows up?

No.

Not really.

Here, as Godfrey knows from being from here, I think I don't know how many people, if Nick Saban walked down the street here. No. I don't know how many people would

recognize him. Now, I would say it's more people than it was just a few years ago,

because now he's on TV. TV, I said, TV personality. But yeah, it's, it's, it's, there's no,

they're not, they're not rolling out any kind of carpet here for, for Nick Saban. But it is

interesting that, that, you know, he agreed to be, to testify as a

witness in what is, at least so far, the biggest kind of hearing in the most real sort of

legislation that we have had in seven years up here. Him and Pac-12 Commissioner Teresa Gould, Notre Dame Athletic Director Pete Bavacqua,

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