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Welcome back to Tuesday book. I talk to clueless.com Doug Lamaries. We're going to brush on a few topics today.

We're going to talk about why Ohio State fans might be rooting for Iowa. Talk a little bit

doubling back on some of your thoughts on college football betting and sort of wrap up a couple

different things that have been out there. A little offensive line talk, kind of a

a rewrap on some recent topic. So it'll be just me, but we have like three or

four monster pods planned for the next couple. So little lighter here. We're talkables coming

and a big picture of Ohio State discussion coming Wednesday pod will be I think an

interesting big picture look about risks and recruiting. But for now, we'll start with TV

stuff because this does affect you guys and news was coming out this week. That well,

the games are getting announced. They just like everything that NFL does it better

than anybody. Turning something that used to be a press release or an email into an

event and like the Ohio State, the NFL schedule release is an event now. And the NFL,

you know the teams that you're going to play and you're just finding out what week

you're playing them. And are you playing at one o'clock or four o'clock on a Sunday night

or a Thursday night, whatever. So college football is not all the way there yet.

I would not be surprised if they get there. I would not at all be surprised if they get

there. But the issue is there's a lot more networks involved with college football

and college football is regional to have everybody together like the big 10 to have a big

10 schedule release extravaganza. I could see I'm getting to the big 10 also reserves

a lot of games for later. And they move things around later in the year based on

who's good, which games matter the most. But that is going to get more complicated

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