On today's college football inquire, spring practice has begun across the country,

including in Tuscaloosa, where they're hoping a rebuilt offensive line will make things happier

for Kalin to board Alabama, who, by the way, everybody was worried was going to leave for Michigan

less than two months ago. Crazy how things change. Plus, the Big Ten, begging the NCAA not to enforce

tampering rules. Also, Nebraska players challenging the College Sports Commission, as we

expected somebody might. Also, Ross Delinger has his congressional minute. It includes a very

fun debate between two senators, one of whom used to be a major

college football coach. All on today's college football inquire. This is the college

football inquire. I am Andy Staples here with Ross Delinger and Stephen Godfrey. And gentlemen,

we have much to discuss.

It's been very busy on Capitol Hill with Ross.

He's even got a congressional minute later in the show.

But spring practice is upon us.

There are players on the field.

The boys are touching grass.

It's one of my favorite things.

Gen Z.

I don't know why. It's every time. It's a hilarious my favorite things. I don't know why.

It's a hilarious saying.

The boys are touching grass.

All right.

It can be a lot of things.

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