Come on, I raise your hand. I can't be the only person that feels like, yeah, this player is only going to be there for a year or two.

Now, I do like the fact that we kind of test upon it in an earlier podcast with the new money and with the schools now being able to pay out players

that it could come with contracts that would mean if incoming freshman wide receiver goes out there, lights it up and catches 850 yards and has 15 touchdowns in his freshman year, he can't then leave to go to an SEC school or go to a

bigger school because they're going to give him a bigger payday. You're locked

into the school that you committed to. Now for that that I applaud and that is something that's been totally needed I do think that all of this will level itself out off but for right now this this is where we are this is where we are in the nature of college sports

where there's college hoops where there's college football we're talking football right now because

that's what's about to happen really, really soon.

But when you think about it, I still say this,

for most people who are upset, for most people who are angry,

and you don't like the way college football is going and it seems like it's

seems like it's all about money.

I promise you this, come fall,

when you're at your football game

or when you're at home in your man cave

or your woman cave or your she shed or whatever you're watching the game

You'll forget about all of this you're at the game you see the the team and the band coming running out the tunnel,

you'll forget about this.

Whether you see the smoke at Spartan Stadium,

when you see the players touching the banner in Ann Arbor,

you'll forget about this.

You'll go back to what the product is on the field and your level of care will be based upon whether

your team goes out there and wins or not. Not how much money the players are making, but whether or not you're winning games.

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