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

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Our One Podcast.

This might be college football, heading.

Here on a Monday as the month of February begins to run out of time, so perhaps as the month of February begins to run at a time so perhaps as the usefulness of the

N C. Double A. We'll talk about that in great detail. When we left you the other day the

N C. Double A was being turned upside down by a court ruling in Tennessee

East Tennessee to be exact when the attorneys of Tennessee in Virginia went to

court trying to get a restraining or temporary restraining order stopping the NCAA from investigating the NIL case against the University of Tennessee which was never even

officially announced. Michael McCann Law School Professor, he also is a noted

writer. You saw his headline from Sportico. That was his piece. Michael, thank you very much. So eager to get your view on maybe

with a couple of days to think about this. Where exactly are we with the NCAA's ability to enforce its own rules? Good afternoon.

Good afternoon, Paul. I think the NCAA is in a really bad spot in terms of the legal capacity to enforce rules that limit economic

competition. That's really what the heart of all of this is and it stems from

Justice Kavanaugh's concurring opinion in the Austin case a few years ago and now we're seeing

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