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This is the Paul Bangbaum Show, our one podcast. This might be college football helmet.

Made it to Friday. Thanks so much for being a part of the show. It's been a big week.

A lot happening with the SEC revealed so much elsewhere.

And let's get started with some headlines here on a Friday afternoon.

NCAA's multi-transfer athletes temporarily granted eligibility after a judge's

ruling. Are you confused? I am. We have a guest in a minute.

To clear it all up.

And Justin Williams from the Athletic Joining us. Justin, thank you.

I've tried to understand this case. I don't. So I am leaning into you heavily.

I think I am, but I'm not going to say another word. You explain what this is all about.

Yeah, I'll do my best and I've been instructed any time I talk about this to make sure

to let people know I'm not a lawyer. I'm just a sports writer.

But essentially last week a complaint was brought by a coalition of seven states,

attorneys general. It was led by the Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost,

which is why people might have seen this case referred to as Ohio versus the NCAA.

And their complaint argued that the NCAA's transfer rule for second time,

third time, any multi-time transfers, which requires them to sit out those athletes

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