The pride, passion, and pageantry of college football lives here.

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Our One podcast.

This might be college football, heaven.

The middle of the week has arrived, and I bet some of you wondered if we'd make it,

considering all the details that we've had to go through all week on the outside.

Good afternoon.

We have a really big show on top, 16 weeks,

she shells and balloons all day long, nice green, coast. Actually, we're talking about things like the house settlement and

this is a headline from Dalinger

House Settlement approved ushering a new era where schools can directly pay

I slap me silly I did not realize that.

So Dan Wetzel of ESPN asked the question,

how the spoils of NCAA settlement will be divided.

Well, Dan, I don't know, but hopefully you will.

We'll talk to you in a few minutes.

Some are looking toward private equity, Ben Portnoy.

So Portnoy's complaint today will be how come only two have signed up, because more will.

And Jesse Dowardy from the Washington Post with this story, which may be the most interesting and important of them all, Congress could

soon introduce a very NCAA-friendly bill.

Jesse got his hands on some documents from Congress, works for the Washington Post.

And Jesse, good afternoon. It's great to have you on. And let's get started with what you

told the world recently in relation to maybe this logjam in D.C. will finally be coming to an end.

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