On today's college football, Inquirer, the winner of 10 of the last 15 FCS national titles

is moving to the FBS.

North Dakota State, the bison headed to the mountain west.

Is that a good move?

Should they have stayed where they were and kept on winning titles, or can they get more glory

in the upper reaches of

college football? Plus, an Alabama judge rules on Charles Betiaco, the G-League player, who came

back to Alabama and was playing on a temporary restraining order. What happens next? Also,

Stephen Godfrey and I debate, are there any quarterbacks in college football

do for a Sam Darnold-like redemption arc? We can do that now with the transfer portal. Plus,

you heard it the other day, we had to stretch it into a whole segment. Stephen Godfrey compares

transfer quarterbacks to gently used vehicles all on today's college football inquire.

This college football inquire, Ross Delinger, is off today.

But Stephen Godfrey and I are here.

And Godfrey's fired up.

He's been fired up.

He's been fired up since late last week.

We finished recording the show for Thursday. And then it was Friday when this news started

popping out that North Dakota State could be headed to the Mountain West. And then North Dakota

State made it official on Monday morning. They're indeed headed to the Mountain West this year.

So, 2006, North Dakota State will be playing in the FBS. The winners of 10 of the last

15 FCS national titles, they kicked everybody's ass in the FCS, and now they are headed to the

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