Today's episode, Georgia quarterback sues the Florida coach.

Someone got paid big in the big ten.

Schools are broke and looking to get some private capital

and Lincoln, Nebraska, come get your boy.

Time now for the college football Inquirer,

with Dan Wetzall.

You bring it more to the table to Pat.

Ross Gallagher.

How big with, yeah, how big was the fish?

And S.I's Pat 40. Put him on a barge. Put him on a barge out in the Pacific.

Here's Pat Russ and Dan.

All right, welcome to the pod and it's late May.

There's a ton, there shouldn't be a ton going on in college football.

But oh, we have this delicious possibility that has arisen.

Maybe it's far-fetched, we will see. But we are now staring at a sport where the possibility

exists that in say 2025, the fall of 2025, the week before the world's largest outdoor

cocktail party. Georgia, Florida meeting in Jacksonville. The head coach of Florida

might have to pay out damages in a lawsuit to the starting quarterback of Georgia.

I like to say I've seen everything in this sport but that would be a new one.

That would require a lot of good timing for those of us who just love absurdities and probably

a decision that I'm not really sure legally is going to happen.

But can you imagine if on the Wednesday, Florida Coach Billy Napier would have to wire damages from a lawsuit to Georgia starting quarterback Jaid and Rashada.

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