Because they have the talent, they have a chip on their shoulder, and the U on the helmet is back in a big way.

And that certainly means something with the swagger they play with.

Welcome, man, it's always college football. I'm your host, Greg McElroy.

And if you thought the offseason was going to be a time where you can kind of collectively catch your breath,

and you probably haven't been paying a ton of attention because we're just a couple weeks removed from Indiana's historic 16-0 run.

But the focus has already shifted from the championship, and now we're starting to talk about the courtroom and the schedule.

We're diving head first into the, quote, new sheriff in town.

The College Sports Commission has officially opened up its first major investigation.

And the LSU Tigers are the first ones in the crosshairs.

We're going to talk about why this clerical inquiry is actually a massive kind of shot

across the bow, bow, if you will, of the entire power four.

And then we're going to talk a little bit about Big Ten logistics.

Their schedule came out.

And it is brutal for some and for others. Maybe a golden ticket. Who won the lottery? And who's got to travel 15,000 miles?

We got a full evaluation. We're going to talk a little bit about eligibility. It's been a hot topic of debate in all of college athletics. There is a specific player in college football

that we'll discuss who's returning for an eighth year. Plus, with what's gone on in college

basketball, the eligibility clock is kind of under siege, as you will. So we'll look at the rules,

some of the loopholes, and the modern roster and how it could potentially play out.

And then we'll continue on with our contender series. We'll put three heavyweights under the

microscope today, the Miami Hurricanes, the Michigan Wolverines,

and the Texas A&M Aggies. Can Mario Cristobal keep it going? How does Kyle Whittingham look

in Mason Blue? And is Mike Elko ready to turn the Aggies into a true SEC juggernaut? So we got a

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