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

This is the Paul Pinebaum Show, Hour 2 podcast.

This might be college football.

Second hour is live.

We talked to Pete Thammel in the first hour about the House settlement.

Later on, Daniel Libet, and then in our final hour, the commissioner of the Southeastern Conference,

who played golf yesterday with President Trump and presumably talked about this.

In a conversation he had earlier.

He was on a Zoom with all the other commissioners.

Commissioner Sanky simply did not say very much about the golf round or what was discussed.

You can understand why.

Let's get to the calls and Billy D. is up next hey you can only guess paul uh yeah

hey look um braxton uh that last call man uh you sound a lot more mature than you did i i guess a year

ago and you know paul they just they grow up so fast oh my goodness I thought right I mean

he's he's how he sounded hey sounded great I know it was scripted but anyway but look when it

comes down to the house settlement and everything else and I was going to ask you this

you know in the heat of everything when everything was really on fire give it a like two

three months ago there was always one thing that I think you know the football kind of like

dovetailed off of and that was the title nine stuff that was coming down I mean what do you

think about that um I think that is, to me, the most important

missing piece of this. And I think the idea or the fact that there will be multiple lawsuits

is guaranteed. Or in the event, they do a collective lawsuit, which could be interpreted as a class action.

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