Hi everybody and welcome to our Saturday morning podcast.

Two good guests today, a Bill Carter, the former New York Times media writer,

and now Contributes has his own show, Sirius XM as well.

Some fascinating thoughts on the world of Netflix, sports politics,

how the virus is affecting all of those.

But first Dan Wetzel, Yahoo Sports columnist, executive producer,

Killer Inside, the Netflix docuseries on Aaron Hernandez,

and also the best-selling author of Epic Athletes, a series for young readers.

We begin with Yahoo Sports columnists here on Saturday morning, Dan Wetzel.

So you wrote a piece this week, Dan, on Yahoo, about 27% of the first two rounds

of the NFL draft were kids from Texas, but none were kids from you to your NM.

My initial takeaway was Texas eventually will be fine.

The state has passion for football, produces a lot of good football players.

The state supports football.

It's just about the long horns and NM getting the right coaches.

And perhaps they do now.

My takeaway is the bigger issue is California, where the governor isn't as profanely

disstraught that especially Los Angeles was so much vibrant, dynamic pro sports in town.

I think Texas will be fine.

I wonder about the Lausie PAC-12 conference television deal about the real disinterest

and distraction in Los Angeles of college football and basketball.

Let's start with the first part, Texas.

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