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Something's got to be done, right?

Because the system needs it fixed.

The courts have said that the way the NCAA has operated for years is against the law.

And so our lawmakers are finally doing something.

A couple good things about it. First of all, it's bipartisan. Second, it's in the upper chamber.

Third, they're going to put some rules around transfers and a salary cap and how old kids can be.

I mean, college kids should be playing basketball between the ages of 18 and 24. Not, you know,

not in their upper 20s. We've got kids that are coming out of the NBA, coming over from Europe that have been pros for years, and it's

costing our high school kids scholarship opportunities. So I think this is a very good step.

So that's it. That is Bruce Pearl, former and longtime coach of the Auburn University of

basketball team, very successful. Now speaking out about what he finds out is the rundown of a new piece of legislation that will help bring some reform to college sports and much need of reform while still allowing payment.

But you have to have some type of salary cap and some type of rules.

A guy that knows that and was chaired with making it possible and coming up with rules and regulations at work to move the game forward is the chairman of the presidential committee on college sports.

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