On today's college football inquire, Ross Dellinger details the divorce between Kyle Whittingham and Utah,

and it certainly seems like Utah paid Kyle Whittingham millions of dollars to take a better job.

Good work if you can get it.

Plus, the SEC is spending less on recruiting these days, at least less on the cookie cakes and balloon arches. Also, is football

killing March Madness? We'll discuss today on the College Football Enquirer.

This is the College Football Enquirer with Ross Delinger and Stephen Godfrey. I am Andy Staples,

and I am very excited to dig into the

topic that we start with today because Ross Dillinger was teasing us with this for much of

last week. He knew it was coming. He didn't know exactly when it was coming, but it was a release

of documents from the University of Utah that finally dropped

on Friday, and Ross had the story about the divorce between Kyle Whittingham and Utah, which

led Kyle Winningham to Michigan. And Ross, it's one of those things that as I read the various

emails and documents that you unearthed, my jaw kept falling

further to the floor because they paid, they offered the man a demotion and then they paid

him $13.5 million to take a better job. Yeah. Pretty, pretty revealing.

I think most people sort of, you know, like us,

that I work in this industry every day,

probably knew that Kyle Whittingham wanted to continue coaching.

It just didn't work out.

But we really didn't know specific details, right?

And all those documents make clear that, number one, he wanted to keep coaching.

He'd have preferred to get a raise if he were to keep coaching.

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