Well, let's get it going on Heartland College Sports Weekly, part of Heartland College Sports.com. We're going to mix it up this week.

And we'll get some commentary of mine coming up here in about 10 minutes.

But let's start off the show

with a guy who you usually hear from on the program. But we're going to start off at the beginning

of the show with that. He is Matthew Postens. Of course, you read them all the time on Heartland

College Sports.com. Also the editor of the College Football America Yearbook, a must read,

a must pick up for any college football fan.

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Matthew, big news this week.

Let's start there.

The Big 12 announcing that starting on June 15th, football student athletes will be permitted to access campus athletic facilities and support personnel for voluntary conditioning

and training exercises.

We all know what's going on right now in the country, in the world, in the world of sports.

How surprised are you by this decision?

And what do you think it means for the likelihood of a college football season taking

place on time?

I'm a little surprised, but not terribly shocked by it.

It's, you know, this really kind of coincides with most of the voluntary workouts that

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