Today, on the Zabcast, it was a million dollar heist in broad daylight.

The new NIL landscape in college is going to be a bonanza, at least for some.

Andy Paulin joins me to explain what happened to coach Turgeon at Maryland Plus,

the scintillating college football weekend, the final four, and NFL Week 13.

All that plus move over, Fusilli Jerry, there's a new Anus champ in the record books.

Your 45 minute unscentred Zabcast has locked and loaded, so buckle up and let's go!

Here we go!

Monday, December 6, 2021.

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Let's get to it for a good time, not a long time, and there is a lot to talk about.

But I'll start with this.

Hey, Jay Bellis, don't ever say the athletes, the students are getting ripped off.

They're getting exploited.

Because we have a new champ in the NIL rights heist game.

His name is Quinn Ewers.

He was the rookie, he was the freshman quarterback at Ohio State.

He played two snaps.

I think they were both handoffs.

Quinn Evers made over $1 million in name, image, likeness, rights.

He was the top quarterback prospect out of Texas last year.

But Texas is one of like three states that prohibits high schoolers from making money off of NIL rights for their future college careers.

So he decides to enroll at the Ohio State, where he can collect that sweet, sweet $1.4 million from GT sports marketing.

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