Tobias O'Holidst, here today at the Irish Breakdown podcast, brought you by our friends over at Fanduil.

We have Jeff Maria kicking us off here.

Buy-sell-hold, one or more powerful teams will file for bankruptcy.

Trevor, I don't even know if that's possible because it would have to be the school that files for it.

I don't even know legally is that even possible.

So it's hard for, I'm going to have to hold on this one.

But like I think if I had to pick buyer sell, I would probably lean towards sell because I think what would what would happen instead is they the school

would probably just drop football I think is most likely what would happen but I could see something

along these lines happening where it's the equivalent of bankruptcy I just don't know how that works

for like a government entity you know state school or colleges I don't even know legally how that

works so I don't want know legally how that works.

So I don't want to say, oh, yeah, yeah, they'll do that.

But in this, like, and then some lawyers like, well, actually, they can't file for bankruptcy because of insert reason why.

So I don't even know how that works.

But I think that there are going to be some teams that absolute programs, schools, institutions institutions that absolutely if changes aren't made

are going to struggle to just keep their doors open.

Worst thing with the Division III schools nonstop.

You're just the more less people are going off to college, which I don't think is necessarily

bad thing.

We're seeing more people go to trade schools.

I think it's a great thing.

We're seeing schools that over the last 10 years have just become incredibly overstaffed,

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