This week's podcast we will choose the winners and the losers of the college basketball scandal

Plus Nick Bosa walks away from Ohio State and will climate change raise beer prices?

Now we've got a scandal.

Welcome to the Yahoo Sports College Podcast. I am Dan Wetzel joined by Pete

Thamel, Pat 40 and here we are going to discuss again the big college basketball fraud trial in New York where I am right now.

We're going to get to Nick Bose and some other college football later, but we're going to start the show with the college basketball trial because what the hell why not?

Tuesday was the end of evidence. So this is the end of what we're getting on at least this of the first of the three trials.

And the big news was testimony, well was an evidentiary hearing where the defense was trying to get

some taped FBI intercepted phone calls from coaches into evidence, which is kind of the part of this we were all excited to hear, I think, like what are these guys really saying?

Two in particular were noted. One was between Merle Code and

Adidas consultant and Curtis Townsend, a Kansas assistant coach, where they

discussed the recruitment of Zion Williamson, top five

recruit in America who ended up going to Duke. You would say that was pretty juicy.

The focus of that, I can read the quotes, was essentially Merle Code, who's from South Carolina, suggesting, and I think he, it's a little difficult to do because what happened was they didn't play the tapes.

You had a lawyer reading a transcript of the tape to the judge, and he had to kind of be quick in hopes that he would not get the ire of the judge, Judge Kaplan.

And so, you know, it's a little tricky, but basically Code says he's asking for stuff.

I think he was probably talking about Zion Williams' father father but it might have been Zion Williamson.

I don't know, somebody is asking for something and basically he's saying Zion, to get Zion, you needed to

provide an occupational opportunity, cash in the pocket, and housing for the family.

And Curtis Townsend, let me read's quote exactly, so I get it perfectly right.

No stock options? No stock options.

Does not appear like an oil well or anything.

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