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You know, you want to be as dynamic as you possibly can be, but you do need to have a physical way about you if you want to win the championships.

Hello and welcome in. It's always college football. I'm your host, Greg McElroy. Glad to have you here with us today.

Two things happen this week in college football, and they deserve your full

attention. They do. The first, the presidential college sports reform committee, they dropped their

draft, a three-phase overhaul of every structural problem this sport has been dealing with for the last few years.

They're introducing coaching salary caps.

They're doing a group of six playoffs.

They're talking about pooling media rights.

They're talking about the bird rule for the transfer portal.

It's either the most ambitious intervention we've seen in the history of college sports,

or it's just a whiteboard exercise that gets blocked immediately and forgotten by Labor Day.

But we will go through every single idea.

I'm going to tell you all exactly what I think.

But first, we're going to sit down with the head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide.

Kailin DeBore is in year number three in trying to rebuild one of the most scrutinized programs in the entire country.

He's coming off an 11 and 4 season that ended in a blowout loss in the Rose Bowl.

He's staring at a quarterback competition that is a competition in every sense of the word and an October schedule that's

going to be really challenging.

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