Welcome to Andy Staples on three. Happy Sunday night. Oh, things are a changing. We talked about it on Friday if you were popping on the on demand videos on Friday, but we have not had a show since the Big Ten and SEC said, hold on everybody. We're taking a wheel.

We got to talk about this.

Jesse Simonton on three national columnists.

There's a lot to digest, Jesse, including a column just written by Ross Dellinger of Yahoo Sports,

where he talks about how the Big Ten and the SEC kind of forming their advisory group,

which feels like a takeover, also may affect the college football playoff going forward.

There is a lot to chew on with this, Jesse.

So let's go back to Friday afternoon when the Big Ten of the SEC release a joint statement saying

Tony Petiti and Greg Sankey will form an advisory group of two that will have no

official power but probably has the power to change everything.

I mean, Greg Sankey's long sat in the catbird seat of these conversations,

and I think that actually, we can spend that off into an interesting avenue as we kind of dive

into this about what that means and kind of his position. But he and Tony Petitia are the two

power players in college athletics right now.

And you wrote the column that I think kind of pinpointed why this makes sense.

And specifically, why what's different now, you know, if this was Kevin Warren, these two guys aren't going to form this pseudo quote unquote alliance.

You know,

that's not a relationship.

That they should have,

Andy.

They should have used the A word because it would have been funny.

If they had leaned into it,

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