We start with a visit from On3’s Pete Nakos to help translate the House v. NCAA settlement — which was submitted late last week to a federal court for review — into plain English. The NCAA and schools are trying to restrict NIL deals, but will that get approved by the judge? And even if it does, would it survive legal challenges down the road? (0:00-3:21) Intro - Georgia receiver arrested (3:21 -5:09) Previewing the show (5:10-5:46) Pete Nakos joins (5:47-19:51) House Settlement Update (26:33-42:34) Nebraska AD Troy Dannen Joins (42:35-50:18) Big Ten Discussion (50:20-57:32) Wisconsin OL Jack Nelson joins (57:33-1:00:46) Conclusion Andy and Pete will try to figure out how college sports will actually work in a post-House settlement world. Next, Nebraska athletic director Troy Dannen joins the show to talk about all the recent changes in college sports — and he has an incredibly unique perspective. This time last year, Dannen was Tulane’s AD. Soon after, he was hired by Washington. While there, he worked on the Huskies’ transition to the Big Ten and had to replace a football coach when Kalen DeBoer left for Alabama. Then Trev Alberts left Nebraska for the Texas A&M AD job and Dannen was hired at Nebraska. Now he’s working on a 17-item action agenda handed to him by football coach Matt Rhule. Later, Andy talks to Wisconsin’s Jack Nelson, who is living a childhood dream as the Badgers’ left tackle. Nelson also knows how to bring a dead engine back to life. Plus, Andy asks if Wisconsin OC Phil Longo has ever quoted Bruce Lee during a meeting. Want to watch the show instead? Head on over to YouTube and join us LIVE, M-F, at 8 am et! https://youtube.com/live/VuRtL5eEqXE Host: Andy Staples Producer: River Bailey