The feeling about several big topics surrounding college football seems to be close to unanimous,

and a lot of them benefit the Auburn Tigers.

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And really the probably the biggest thing of the week was Greg Sanky starting things off.

And I think he said a lot of things that Auburn, or I guess just college football fans in general, were wanting to know. What does

the SEC feel about NIL? And how does the SEC feel about their current footing in regards to

college football realignment.

Yeah, and one of the things that Sanky noted right off the bat is that there's a gap right now.

There's a gap right now in the NIL realm between the actual university, the players, and

their relatives, and there's a gap between how things are done.

And this is something that I've heard other media members speak about recently,

about kids getting manipulated or getting tricked into doing things that, you know,

things aren't necessarily promised when it comes to, you know, dollar amounts and different things like that.

And so what Sanky was saying

today is that they really want to make sure that they crack down on that and they try and clean

things up. And obviously there's a lot more past to that that needs to be organized within

NIL and within the realm of NIL. And I think that there's going to be a process over the next

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