Rece Davis, Pete Thamel, and Dan Wetzel break down whether the proposed college sports bill can save college football or if it’s doomed by self-interest. They also dive into the biggest sticking point of the bill: media rights. They talk about how there was no alignment between lawmakers, the SEC and the Big Ten, and how political fear mongering is fueling the misconceptions around the idea of an SEC-Big Ten super league.
 
0:00 - Welcome
0:30 - Will the college sports bill save college football?
4:39 - Do we only get one shot at this bill?
6:01 - The college sports bill targets media rights
7:44 - No synergy between the bill’s writers, the SEC, or the Big Ten
16:44 - How self-interest could kill the bill
21:08 - The misconception the SEC and Big Ten want to form a super league
25:15 - The super league and political fear mongering
36:05 - Likely the bill will pass?
38:50 - The Brendan Sorsby case: Where are we now?
41:07 - Enough leniency for Sorsby?
41:48 - Why the medical argument falls short
47:36 - Why is the middle of college football season in November?
54:57 - What happened to college football games in December?
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