Shannon

All of those things under the current rules you could do.

The problem is because we don't have a collective bargaining situation.

The other schools are just going to say, we'll give you the money and not do that.

So in the NBA and all those sports, the reason that they can put those provisions in deals is the Players Association has allowed the teams to do it.

In college, it's a complete free-for-all.

So if you want to put things in like you have to play, another school will just come and go, well, we'll give you the same money, and we won't put that in there.

And guess what the kid's going to do?

He's going to go to the other place.

Oh, I do think they have those.

Yes, I do think they have those.

I do think those exist.

Whether or not they had it for Quaintance, I don't know.

But I appreciate the call.

They do exist.

And yes, JMI could get an insurance policy on whether or not they play.

I do not know if they got it on Quaintance.

But this is part of the reason why...

You know, when you sit here and talk about like legislation or rules, most people do it in let's cap the money.

I don't think caps are going to happen, or at least not the way we think of them.

But I do think the argument for making it to where players can collectively bargain or whatever is it also can protect the teams from fighting amongst themselves.