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I do think this is a good starting point. And for the first time in this era of chaos,

feels like the government is kind of putting their weight behind a specific direction for college athletics.

I want to be very clear about something before we get started today. I did not go into show planning for the weekend,

anticipating an episode about an executive order directly coming down from the President of the

United States. I had a whole different plan. What we've been doing the last couple of weeks has been

mostly about spring practice notes,

maybe some mailbag questions, maybe a segment or two on some teams that might be ahead of

schedule, maybe some sleepers, just your standard college football podcast content.

And then Friday happens.

And here we are, because on Friday, right before the women are getting ready to play the

final four, all the focus, all the attention here in the college sports world is for the

most part been on basketball.

And the president of the United States decides to sign a 10-page executive order about college sports. And then

immediately, like text messages from people in the know, people in the industry, it's like phone

goes nuts and start what's going on? What is it? I wanted to read more. I want to learn more.

And everyone in the Power 4 immediately is like, all right, I got to call my lawyer.

Like, how does, you know, how does this work? Right. Every NIL collective is all of a sudden

sitting there thinking like, oh boy, like, what do we, what do we do now? Right. Every quarterback that

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