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Lawyer up, pal, because in this episode we are going to pay tribute to our one true king, billable hours. There are lawyers, and then there are lawyers that consistently whoop the NCAA in the courtroom. Those lawyers are compensated quite well for those efforts, they also are not happy with some of the efforts of the new College Sports Commission to prevent collectives from paying athletes for doing work for their group. They would prefer "valid" business practices, but we are (slightly) calling BS on them. Let's take a look at how this issue could twist the attempts to live in the House Era into a pretzel.

Here is the post from Dalton Forsythe.

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Has the ACC laid the seeds of its own destruction? Their settlement to the Clemson and Fl St lawsuit may have done so, we dive a little deeper into what it could mean. Also, our Top 5/Bottom 5 for the week, and some veterans at the NCAA are leaving the organization. We'll also take a look at what could be an actual bill in Congress to stabilize college sports, but for whom?

Link to Dellenger article on the Score Act.

Link to David McKenzie comments.

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What do we see on the horizon? The 2025 College Football Season of course. Today we will discuss some of the storylines brewing across the conferences for the upcoming season. What intrigues us the most when it comes to the teams, and who is getting a lot of the early hype.

We also discuss more Athletic Director moves, whether they are retiring out of the game or on the move, the shifting of ADs around the country are matching the shifting sands of the college athletic framework. Later, in our FRI, Vandy is making a move to market their school on multiple levels. Will it work?

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