On today's college football inquire, Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petiti speaks.

That doesn't happen very often.

He talked a variety of subjects, paying the players, more, capping it.

Possible?

Maybe not.

Also, why the Big Ten wants a 2014 playoff and why S-16 is not an option for that league.

Also, Coach-o won a national title LSU. He is back on Lane Kiff and staff

in Baton Rouge. We'll talk about it all in the College Football Inquirer.

This college football inquirer with Ross Dellinger. I am Andy Staples. Stephen Godfrey is off. Ross, you are home.

You've been at Big Ten meetings in a very wide-ranging conversation with Big Ten Commissioner

Tony Petiti on Tuesday night that you guys had. And I am fascinated because we have a lot of

directions we can go with this because they are sort of the epicenter of

everything right now.

And I'm fascinated because you let off the week with a story talking about the Big Ten

and the SEC maybe needing to break away from everybody else because there are rules that

they would prefer to see changed,

and the other leagues would prefer to see actually enforced.

And so you got to see all of this.

Tony Petitou talking, Iowa State AD, Jamie Pollard sounding off,

telling him to just leave.

What was the mood there among the Big Ten folks? Yeah, the

Pollard quote certainly got out pretty good at Big Ten meetings and found its way into the actual

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