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I'm Tommy Ashley.

That's Greg Barnes, always sponsored by

Johnny T-shirt and Johnny T-shirt.com. Greg, this scrolling at the bottom says a new day in college

athletics. And we've talked about this for a long time. And quite frankly, college athletics

has changed before today. But what we're going to discuss is a big, big move, Greg,

just the house settlement, finally approved.

It has some prongs to it, but just a brief history of this

for folks that haven't been paying attention,

which I doubt there are too many people on Inside Carolina

that have not paid attention and know what we're going to talk about. But for the people in the back, let them know what

the House settlement means. Oh, goodness. Where do we start, Tommy? Let's see. Way back in 1984,

we can actually go back that far. The NCAA was told by the courts that they were in violation of antitrust because they were trying to hog media rights.

I believe it was Oklahoma that took the NCAA to court.

And the media world that we know now, where all the games are on, that dates back specifically to

that 1984 case. Walter Byers, who is the longtime NCAA executive director, after that decision

told Sports Illustrated, I think it's time that we have a professional division in NCAA athletics to go alongside the amateur divisions.

That was 41 years ago.

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