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All right, let's get to the big piece of news that broke right before we fired up this podcast.

Of course, we'll get to the national championship game here in just a little bit.

With all the NIL conversation we just had around Carson Beck, the House settlement, Jake,

something that you're very familiar with.

I want to get your thoughts on this.

The House settlement, which is the class action lawsuit that has been agreed to in principle

that will allow universities to spend

$20.5 million per year on their student athlete base directly. It's gotten a huge

wrench thrown into it. Okay. The Department of Education, and Spencer, you can throw this graphic up for everybody who's watching our YouTube page.

The Department of Education, two weeks before this agreement is supposed to be finalized,

now says that Title IX does in fact apply to the House Settlement Revenue Share payments that are to be made to college athletes.

With a large percentage of the projected $20.5 million revenue cap set to go to men's football,

this complicates things.

There will be lawyers, says Andrew Brandt, a sports business insider on social media.

So what is Title IX? It is the equity federal law that states colleges must provide equal

opportunity and equal resources to female student athletes that they do to male student

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