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🗓️ 1 February 2024

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0:00.0	Welcome to Andy Staples on three where the news never stops.
0:07.3	There's no long season in college football. None. Absolutely none. It's all right. It's all right.
0:12.9	Because some very interesting things happened on Wednesday. Very interesting. You had two state attorneys general suing the NCAA on antitrust
0:24.2	grounds. You had a sitting head coach take an NFL coordinator job, sitting, well, we're not saying
0:33.5	power in that number, because that gets us, that gets us the family feud buzzer.
0:40.6	A core four head coach, an ACC head coach, Jeff Hathley, takes the Green Bay Packers defensive
0:48.8	coordinator job. So now there's another opening because the college football coaching carousel never stops.
0:55.7	By the way, transfer portal open again for 30 days.
0:58.7	Though, I will say BC when you're in classes for a month already at BC, I don't think you're leaving right now.
1:07.5	Probably going through spring practice before you decide what you're going to do.
1:11.2	But let's talk about the biggest news. The Attorney General of Tennessee, the Attorney
1:18.3	General of the Commonwealth of Virginia, filed suit on Wednesday in federal court in Knoxville
1:24.0	against the NCAA. And this is stemming from the NCAA's investigation into Tennessee.
1:30.1	But again, we'll see if other states joined because there was a case similar to this that involved
1:36.2	the transfer rules a month ago. And there were seven states, and I believe the U.S. Justice Department shined in on it as well.
1:45.7	So we will see if there is more action on this.
1:49.3	But right now, basically what's happened is they've sued saying that the rules against talking about NIL deals with recruits violate the Sherman Antitrust Act.
2:02.6	And I broke it all down on Wednesday right after the case was filed.
2:09.7	So let's listen to that explanation, and then I'll let you know what's happened since.
2:18.1	The attorneys general in Tennessee and Virginia have sued the NCAA and the question is,
2:23.2	are there more states coming?
2:27.0	In a lawsuit filed Wednesday morning in federal court in Knoxville, the Tennessee and Virginia
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