Billy

Some late night shows that he's been done interviews for.

He's talked about how, you know, the people that control the world and things like that.

I don't know.

I think it was like a Lifetime Achievement Award.

Do we think there are any clones amongst us?

The sheep is what I was going to reference.

All right, let's switch to college sports for a second.

The University of Louisville's president, AD, and trustee chair released a letter this week with the title, College Athletics is Running Out of Time.

They go on to say that the current landscape is unsustainable, and the problem isn't management, it's structural.

The math no longer works, and it's treading water is not a long-term plan.

The letter asked for three solutions, Matt.

Congressional action to create uniform national NIL rules and legal protections.

A governing body that can actually govern, whether that's a strengthened NCAA or something new.

And third, a hard and enforceable spending cap modeled after professional sports leagues to slow an escalating financial arms race.

To save college sports.

I mean, a lot of these universities, I mean, have you seen Penn State and how much debt they're in?

Probably these politicians need to look at the greater good when they're deciding because there are going to be a lot of universities with a lot of non-revenues generating revenue.

Yeah, that's the question.

A supporter of capitalism would believe those guys should get all the money that they should be able to get.

All right.