On today's edition of the College Football Inquirer, we unpack Penn State's firing of James Franklin.

This thing has a lot of tentacles that maybe reach all the way to Lincoln, Nebraska.

Who knows?

But there's also other jobs to consider.

Meanwhile, has Texas Tech lapped the field in the Big 12? We'll talk about that as well, plus more

firings in the group of five and a conference race in the American that could be epic.

We'll talk about it all on today's college football inquire.

This is the college football inquire. This is the college football inquire.

I am Andy Staples, here with Stephen Godfrey.

Ross Delinger, not here.

This is Godfrey where I would normally say Ross is on assignment, but it's not that

Ross is on assignment.

Ross cannot speak.

He's on IR.

Yeah.

It's a long season. It's a long season.

It's a long season and, you know, this is why we have a bench, which I guess is me.

Oh, and me.

I'm like the innings eater utility player.

We will be, but Ross will be contributing to the show because we are going to talk

about a story that Ross just dropped at Yahoo about the Big Ten private equity situation where there's another school that may not be down

with the whole private equity infusion that may be saying, hold on a second. I don't know if we

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