Well, welcome to Annie and Ari on three big day.

Today, we were going to have to have this conversation at some point.

I'm glad Kirby Smart went off on Tuesday to do this because now we have a very well-respected, maybe the best currently working college

coach talking about what's going to happen on Monday and we're not talking about the national

championship game in basketball, Ari. We're talking about the house settlement and whether it's going

to go through fully or not and what happens after that.

And we've kind of avoided talking about it on the show in a broad sense because I think it

makes people's eyes glaze over.

People don't seem to really be interested in the machinations of it.

They think they have opinions on it.

They think they care.

But then we start talking about it like, can you please tell me he's going to start a quarterback at Alabama? Yeah. I get that. It's a sports show. We want to talk about sports. Yeah. But I think part of the reason for that, too, Andy, is that in college football, when things change and things move, it's minor updates. And people don't have the stand in front of the minor updates that could lead to it.

They just want to know what, what's the deal now and what does it mean?

Like they don't need 19 different judge reviews on the direction.

This is supposed to be the big one coming Monday.

And for those who don't know, the house settlement is its house versus the NCAA. It's a case that is being settled.

And part of the settlement is back pay for athletes who sued because they believe they would have gotten NIL money had NIL been allowed.

And so, like, Johnny Mansell is going to get a check for money that he should have gotten

because he should have been allowed to do NIL.

That's one piece.

But the second piece of it is going forward, the schools are going to, if you opt into

the settlement, agree to an amount of money that the schools can pay their

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