Rippy Rights with Brian Scott Libby.

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What is up on a Friday? I'm Brian Scott Rippey. Thanks for tuning into another edition of the Rippy Rights podcast.

We have entered full summer mode.

So I've got a couple different podcasts in the works for you over the next couple of weeks

as we kind of hit this law heading into SEC Media Days and kind of the start of the

anticipation of football season.

Today we have Mark Harris.

A newly minted staff writer for Outkick.

Outkick, the coverage, that is.

Mark is a guy I've known through various stuff for a while now.

He was at Bro Bible, Jimbo Fisher's favorite website.

Shout out to Slice Bread a little bit before that.

But a guy that's written about a lot of different sports,

college sports, but is a big golf guy as well.

So this is a Live-centered podcast, the Live versus PGA tour debate, something that I've kind of wanted to get into for the last couple months, as there's been kind of a war waged at the top levels of professional golf.

But, you know, with Ole Miss making their whole national title run and all of that, there just wasn't a whole lot of time for it. Can you imagine if I just dropped a live golf podcast in the middle of Super Regional or Omaha? I don't think that would get really listen. But now we're in summertime and we can kind of open it up to some other discussion. So I was chomping at the bit to talk to my guy, Mark, really smart golf guy, about what this live versus PGA tour

thing actually means for the long run, the legal ramifications of it, the stuff that it's

exposed with the PGA tour in terms of its minor league system and the ability to get on the

PGA tour, why some of these guys took the money and a lot of different stuff. I imagine if

even if you're the casual golf listener out there, the casual listener that pays attention to

golf, you've probably like heard about the live piece of it, but maybe don't fully understand

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