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You know, the college football, college basketball,

the whole conference that they had at the White House on Friday,

and the president there,

you had 50 esteemed individuals who were there representing

different entities. You know, you have former coaches, you have TV executives. I wanted to know

why not have a current coach and or current player or players because you are talking about them uh ross delinger covering a

event on friday yahoo sports senior college football reporter what was your biggest takeaway

from this on friday ross dan i noticed that you uh you let out an exhaustive sigh as you started to talk before you started talking about this event.

And I would say that plenty of people in attendance probably had a similar sigh after it wrapped up.

You know, I think the goal of this event, Dan, was to bring attention to the issue by gathering all these

important people, these dignitaries at the White House in front of the president.

So I think there was a goal of number one, bringing attention to the issue.

And number two, by way of bringing attention to it, maybe you put pressure on congressional lawmakers to push something through a college sports bill through the Congress, which is what the president once, has said he wants.

And I think actually it accomplished goal one.

It certainly got people talking and had the attention brought to it. Whether we'll get a college sports bill from it, I'm not sure. There's a fight in the Senate over a bill and a fight in the House right now. And there's a bill that probably could get to the floor of the House to govern college athletics as soon as next week.

But I don't know that it'll pass.

There's confidence.

It'll pass the House.

There's not confidence, as we learned during the roundtable on Friday at the White House, that it will pass the Senate.

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