Shannon

Here's what I want to point out.

I'm not going to go through all the details because all the details are probably not going to be the law.

But here's what I'm noticing developing on this legislation in college athletics.

There are becoming two distinct sides.

The SEC and the Big Ten versus the ACC and the Big 12.

All right, the ACC and the Big 12, what they want is they want to make all the TV rights go together, okay?

The SEC and the Big Ten want to sell them individually.

And what I've noticed, Drew, is the ACC and the Big 12 seem to be winning in the Senate.

And they seem to have President Trump's ear.

Because the new legislation is kind of against the SEC.

And I just think that's an interesting thing to watch.

Because you know who is kind of at the lead of doing the lobbying for this SCORE Act?

Are the people at UofL.

The people at UofL are on the boards that are doing this.

And when I saw the newest version, I was sitting there thinking, there's no way these SEC schools are going to like this.

It would basically make it to where the money that Kentucky and these SEC schools have that is so much more than everybody else, it's kind of going to go away.

And it will make all the power schools get the same money.

And I'm just wondering kind of behind the scenes, how did that happen?

Because the people at Louisville,

kind of seem to have a huge influence on who is making these decisions.