On today's college football inquirer, lots of action in Indianapolis and not just at the NFL

Combine. We've got potential changes to the targeting rules. We've got potential changes,

not to the transfer rules because there's no transfer portal in the spring. They're trying to

figure out how to keep people from moving in the spring, even though there is no transfer portal.

Ross Delinger will break all of that down.

Plus, Cincinnati sues former quarterback Brendan Sorsby for a buyout that has not been paid.

Later in the show, Stephen Godfrey and I kick around Godfrey's idea for kind of a soccer

style, maybe a little bit of baseball style loanout program for star

freshmen who maybe you're not ready to play yet.

You need them to play somewhere right now.

We start matching up teams.

It gets a little contentious.

We'll talk about all of that on today's college football inquire.

This college football inquire. This college football inquire with Ross Dellinger.

I am Andy Staple.

Steve Godfrey is joining a little bit later in the show.

But Ross Delinger, you are in Indianapolis right now.

NFL combine going on, but it's not just NFL stuff.

There are tons of college football news is happening all in and around you.

Yeah, yeah, that's right.

I don't only come every year.

I try to come to Indy for the combine and see the agent coach side,

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