Chris Clary

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713 appearances 5 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 11 Sep

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The Tony Kornheiser Show · “It’s Resistable” · 29 May 2026 podcast

And that has cost schools national championship.

It cost Georgia national championship a couple of years ago when their quarterback got knocked out.

And, I mean, I know that in this world where there's so much money, you only get lip service.

Because I don't really think they care about anything other than making more money right now.

And the reason they care about that is that there are, a year ago today, we were on the verge of the House settlement, which capped every roster at $20 million.

This past season, there were $40 million rosters.

And there was a lot of speculation at the meetings in Florida this week that LSU's roster under Lane Kiffin right now is about $60 million.

Wow.

First of all, when I hear the word, when I'm in the deep south and I hear a southern coach who used to have a Confederate flag as part of the state flag say something like secession, I get very nervous.

And it would be the worst thing in the world for the SEC because it would, I mean, even though the arrogance in this league, and I'm part of it, as you know, is high.

The testosterone is through the roof.

And there's no doubt the SEC can say, you know what, screw you guys.

We're going and having our own party.

But nobody wants to see the SEC play each other 12 times a year.

There's something great about Ohio State going to Texas this year or Oklahoma going to Michigan or these other games that do matter.

And I think it would stay in the SEC forever.

It would polarize.

I mean, after 50 years of hard work of trying to get away from the 60s and all the things that went wrong in the South, I think it would just take a lot of the Southern schools perceptively, especially where you are, right back to where they were.

I think that we are, yes.

I think what's most likely to happen, there'll be a compromise where for three years we go to 16 and then we go to 24.

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