Today's show we talk NFL draft.

Who had the most picks conferences?

Could the PAC 12 still be alive if not for timing?

Some football playoff issues are already arising.

Nebraska, excited about spring football

and a rough lawsuit out there in the California Central Valley.

Time now for the college football

Inquirer with Dan Wzel. It's like when the Grinch went down and stole the ham and all the stuff.

Ross Gallagher. We live in an overly litigious society and S.I.'s pad 40.

Probably you know more enjoyable atmosphere than a bunch of other guys sitting around mouth-breathing drinking their beer

cussing out the right fielder. Here's Pat Russ and Dam. All right, welcome the pod.

NFL draft is in the books. We have got all the facts and figures everybody getting selected.

We congratulate all the young men who got picked by various 32 NFL teams.

I was talking this morning with the administrator at a

at a conference, at one of our major conferences here, college football.

And we're kind of trying to figure out if there's anything college football could do that could

capital, like not even forget duplicate that's impossible but

mimic or something the promotional aspect of the NFL draft.

775,000 people went into the NFL draft in downtown Detroit over three days.

More than three quarters of a million people. That includes me. My wife and I went Sunday to walk around, look at it. There were many more people who didn't bother going

in or couldn't because on both the first and second nights of the draft.

The draft like footprint, like they had an area cordoned off

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