Hey there, boys and girls. Welcome to another edition of the Business of Sports with Andrew Brandt.

Got a special edition for you today. We got rants. I got a couple good rants, the Supreme Court,

just dealt with a sports case, college sports. I want to talk about that. I want to talk about

the 17 game schedule in the NFL. And I want to get to our guest today. This Deshawn Watson thing is dominating NFL news, at least off the field. What's going to happen to our guest today this Deshawn Watson thing is dominating NFL news at least off the

field what's going to happen to him what really happened you have massage therapists accusing him

you have a massage therapist supporting them hasn't been a lot of reporting about it with the women

accusing him but one there has been is kailener, who I worked with at Sports Illustrated,

now for Defector Media. She will come on talk about her reporting and the patterns with the women

that are accusing Deshaun Watson. We'll get to that after the rants, and we'll get to the

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Okay, news in my nerdy world of sports law, it's kind of us, we're giddy today, because as we sit here on Wednesday, March 31st, the Supreme Court, the highest court in the land, the most respected jurisprudence spot in the country, heard a case today involving sports. There's not many of those. You can probably count them on one hand. I teach them all in law school. Today was Alston v. NCA, actually NCA bringing the case and give you my quick take on it.

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