Welcome into another edition of the Josh Hendrickson show here on MPW Digital.

I'm Neil McCready, joined in the Clark Ford Studios by the chair of economics at the University of Mississippi, otherwise known as Ole Miss.

That's Josh Hendrickson.

Josh, how are you?

Not too bad.

All right, I'm going to start with just a little bit of this.

College football, college athletics.

Big Ten had their meetings last week.

SEC's having their meetings this week. Most years these meetings are pretty inconsequential.

And this year, the meetings themselves

are pretty inconsequential as well.

People say a lot of things.

Ted Cruz and the senator from Washington,

the Democratic senator from Washington,

whose name escapes me.

I don't mean to be disrespectful.

I just forgot.

Have proposed a piece of legislation today that has, let me find it, has a lot of, I guess, rules, limits, laws, if passed, for what would happen in college athletics.

Maria Cantwell is her name.

Senator Maria Cantwell.

I know nothing about her other than she's a Democrat from Washington.

It would limit, it would detail groundbreaking legislation, one-time transfers,

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