College athletics as we knew it is over with. It is absolutely done with. We'll never be back.

It is now almost like a professional locker room in a sense. I mean, yeah,

obviously guys that are playing for the team and help the team win and things like that,

but at the same time, they're there to promote themselves and help to make some money off

from the side. I was always a team guy, always will be. And so I would say that more of my

focus would probably be on the team and what we could have done collectively as a group. And

yeah, obviously I would have taken any opportunity and chances that that presented itself, but

as long as it didn't affect me and how I go about my business day in and day out, obviously I

would have made some money here and there off T-shirts and sweatshirts and jersey sales and

poster sales, autographs and things like that. But at the end of the day, I would have still

remembered that, you know, I play for the University of Kentucky. I play for Coach Stoops

and I play for my home state. So at the end of the day, I'm still, I would still be that same guy

that's still a fiery, you know, team oriented guy that puts his teammates first, but knowing the

offseason and things like that. And yeah, I would have, I probably would have banked in on some coin

around here. Hey, what's going on? This is the Saturday Downsell podcast. I am Connor O'Gara.

Will, I have yet to get a deal from Petsmart, but Trey Knox has shot out to his husky named Blue,

who got himself a national ad deal on the very first day of the NIL era. We're a week into

this thing. And I've got some thoughts on that. We'll get to some other stuff today at CC East

Best Case scenario interview with Cash Daniel. We talked a bunch of NIL stuff and we've got grilling

and figuring out, but I wanted to start with this first about what do we like? What do we dislike

or maybe what do we have our eyebrows raised to when it comes to NIL stuff? I don't have my eyebrows

raised to a dog getting a national ad deal, but Will is a big pet supporter. I'm sure you saw that

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