All right, Brian, we got some more BISO holds.

And we are back to the top, back to our regularly scheduled programming.

And our guy Salty is kicking us off.

And he put in Bysol hold following a conversation between Donald Trump and Nick Saban last Thursday,

Trump communicated that he is considering issuing an executive order limiting and reforming NIL in college football.

Although such an initiative might not serve legal challenges, it would bring up the issue front and center and be helpful in establishing a starting point for a wider public debate than is currently occurring.

So, a wider public debate than is currently occurring. So I'm going to buy this overall.

You know, I'm going to need to do a little bit more research on what exactly Trump said.

So I think that what it, I'm more familiar with what Nick Saban has said than what Trump said in response to meeting Nick Saban.

There's a million things going on.

I haven't had a chance to dive into this one.

But what I will say is this is I am for limiting athlete compensation from the standpoint of the revenue share.

And I think that should be equally handed out amongst

all the players. I think there should be two types of compensation to college football athletes.

Three actually. One is the scholarship, room and board, that financial agreement where you're

agreeing to come play football here and go to class and do this

and then we're agreeing to pay your scholarship. Now, that's one thing. The second one is the revenue

share that's equally distributed to all teams. Correct? It's the same amount. It doesn't,

Texas doesn't get more than Texas Tech, right? It's going to be the same for all teams,

correct? Am I understanding that correctly so far

that amount of money should be equally distributed to everyone on your team and they should get a

certain amount of money that that those two things are just they are what they are the third one is where i where i

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