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

This is the Paul Pinegom show, our two podcast.

This might be college football, heaven.

Hey, welcome back here at the Regents tradition.

Because I'm the interviewer, he's's the coach we are going to interview

coach Paul Feinbaum today. I guess I guess since you are a member of the

media now you're entitled to it.

So my first question to you is, is, you know, my biggest concern is the state of college football,

where it's going, how we're going to get there.

I've got the best interest of the players, you know, at heart, but also competitive

balance and also keeping all the sports viable and playing women's sports, you know non-revenue sports.

So what's a solution?

Well I think coach there is a solution to the question and if you'll bear with me for a second.

I know you can be impatient every once in a while

as an interviewer, because you've watched you a few times.

That's like the pot calling the kettle black.

I think the solution to college football is this.

You need to quit wasting time being on TV and you need to be what everybody in my business has suggested

you need to be the czar of college football so if you'll agree to that right now I think we can

solve a lot of problems. Yeah but there's problems that have to be solved. I mean there's

lawsuits that have to be solved and until we get all that in order we're not going to be able to have, you know, some kind of protocol of rules and who governs those rules so that we don't have litigation problem and we don't have title nine issues moving

forward. I'm for the players getting paid I just want it to be a system where

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