On today's college football inquirer, a court ruling leads to a good old-fashioned quarterback

competition like your grandpa used to watch at the University of Tennessee. We'll break that down.

Plus, could Army Navy move to Thanksgiving weekend and could that be the key to unlocking

a more elegant college football schedule that does not stretch almost to

February.

We'll talk about it all today on the College Football Enquirer.

This is the College Football Enquirer with Ross Dellenb, Stephen Gottre.

I am Andy Staples.

And guys, the court is leading to something

interesting on the field, which sometimes that happens. But I feel like this has become more of a

public affairs reporting podcast where we talk that this court decision happened and this court

decision happened. Well, a court decision happened on Friday.

And I'm more interested in what happens on the football field after this.

So back up, Joey Aguilar, Tennessee quarterback.

They kind of got him in a trade for Nico Yamaliyava.

He won another year at Tennessee.

Tennessee was pretty cool with that.

He goes to court and try to get it.

Knoxville judge seemed like it would be okay.

Nope.

Knoxville judge denies Joey Aguilar that extra year in court on Friday, which leads to Ross

and Godfrey, something we talked about on Thursday show that never happens anymore.

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