Today's show we go deep on the future of college sports with a fifth grade explanation of the house case.

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K State is exciting and Pat is angry about horse names again.

Time now for the college football inquirer with Dan Wetsall.

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Ross Gellinger!

Manhattan, Kansas playoff game in mid-December.

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And S.I's Pat Forney!

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Here's Pat Russ and Dan.

All right, welcome to pod and headlines this week with the NCAA could be close to settling one of its myriad lawsuits.

This one called the House case house verse n c a and it's a dozy it's a big one it could

create and establish the framework or perhaps the whole kit and caboodle of a new system of

athlete compensation.

I believe this would be the end of amateurism in college athletics.

Now there might be carve-outs for different divisions, different things going on,

but this is the one that they keep building sort of like O'Bannon verse NCA then Alston verse NCA now this one.

A Ross Dellinger of course is all over this as he always is head of the curve. Ross explained to me just

hypothetically like I'm a fifth grader like I have the mental capacity of a fifth grader. Like I have the mental capacity of a fifth grader.

That's normally how I explain things to you again. That's, yeah, that's normal.

No, it sounds like we're on brand here. Yeah, I said hypothetically gentlemen, you know.

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