Chuck Klosterman

No.

Always supposed to argue.

Everyone kind of feels like they're supposed to argue on behalf of the player.

What is best for the player?

And, you know, I understand that.

I understand that.

I understand that thinking, but

it's really the institution that matters.

It's every player in orchestra.

It's every program in orchestra.

What is best for all of those things?

And that's just an impossible thing to deal with.

So I do think what's going to happen, say, with college sports, I do think there is going to be this temporary spike in interest.

I'm sure to someone living in Bloomington, Indiana,

This is incredible.

Like this is like, they may be like football their whole life, but not like this.

This is, it's going to expand these things into places that weren't traditionally, you know, hotbeds for these things.

So at first it will seem like, Oh, like I think everyone's interested in, in like this national football championship.

But, but,

Over time, it's going to change the thing that we liked originally.