On today's college football inquirer, Ross Delinger was at the White House where the summit

between college sports leaders and the president of the United States where, oh yeah,

no current student athletes were invited. Also, Ohio State's president resigns. Now, this is a guy

who was very involved in college sports, who said the quiet part out loud a couple times in the

past year. What does that mean? What does it mean when a president who is involved in college sports who said the quiet part out loud a couple times in the past year.

What does that mean? What does it mean when a president who is involved in sports steps aside and a big, giant university that is very powerful is now looking for a new president?

Plus, Stephen Godfrey is fascinated by the conference realignment nastiness going on in the state of Louisiana.

We'll talk about a team that may be on two conferences schedules.

All today on the College Football Enquirer.

This is the college football inquire with Stephen Godfrey and Ross Dellinger.

I am Andy Staples.

Ross has traded his beanie for a newsboy cap, which means he's going to the halls of power in Washington, D.C.

By the order of the peeky blinders.

I thought I thought I would wear the hat that I would order the White House and that I'll probably, yeah, we'll wear to the capital today.

Tell Tommy Shelbyville.

I will.

I will do that.

He's in Birmingham.

Yeah, big day on the, big day on the capital.

I don't know if it could be described as a big day, but there's another roundtable, not as

distinguished as the roundtable, with participants as distinguished as the roundtable that

we saw in the White House on Friday, but another round table, this one in the Senate,

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