Time now for the college football inquirer with Dan Wetzel.

That's what they want. They're hiding. They're hiding this thing. They're partying on that lake. They're brewing beer to buy

linebackers.

Ross Galenjair.

It started off as the goal of college athletics was have fun when you're not getting an education in

class and then it became win games and then it's now it's make money and S. I's Pat 40. You know what's been done and is

being done to college athletics is one of the most vacant, soulless adventures in non-leadership I've ever seen.

Here's Pat, Russ, and Dan.

I welcome to the pod and we have got the unveiling.

The secret negotiations for a PAC-12 media deal.

White smoke from the downtown San Francisco offices that Larry Scott spent millions on.

That George Cleocoff visits occasionally from...

Visit occasionally.

Flashing lights from the Larry Scott Vegas suite during the Pac 12 championship tournament.

I don't know. Here it is. Not great.

ESPN after months of negotiation uncertainty, PAC 12 Commissioner George Klayakov, Tuesday presented the conference,

presidents and chance was a potential primarily subscription-based Apple streaming deal for its television contract that expires at the end of the year.

The deal is Apple. It'll be Apple plus the exact amount of money you can make or is unknown because it based on how many subscriptions get sold

Could potentially be billions.

Potentially.

I'm not sure how you sell that to a group that couldn't get anyone to buy the PAC-12

network subscription, but there they are.

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