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This is the Paul Finebaum Show, Hour 2 podcast.

This might be college football.

Yeah, welcome back.

The second hour has arrived, busy first hour with, of course, Busby and Jake Crane. We'll talk more about the gambling

issue at Texas Tech, even though it involves a Texas Tech player. It was elsewhere. Let's

continue with Steve up next in Dallas. Hey, Ball. Thanks for taking my call. Thank you. I just wanted to mention when I was playing college football in the late 70s, our head coach

would bring in the FBI to have a little discussion with everybody before the season started,

kind of make everyone aware of what was going on and what

kind of trouble you could get into. Just kind of wanted to mention that, see what your thoughts

on doing something like that. Yeah, I mean, I don't know every campus, but I have a feeling with

the pervasiveness of gambling today

that most schools are dealing with it.

Now the question is how effectively are they dealing with it?

I'm curious when back then gambling was much more complex

for a college student.

What was your reaction as a young person

to what the FBI said?

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