On this episode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT reacts to Brendon Sorsby’s eligibility battle and explains how his court victory may have exposed just how little power the NCAA actually has in modern college sports. Has college athletics become a loophole economy where every punishment, eligibility ruling, and NCAA decision is now negotiated in court? JT also discusses why Nick Saban is right about college football needing structure despite fans refusing to separate the message from the messenger, why Georgia’s offense may be Kirby Smart’s biggest blind spot as the SEC talent gap continues to shrink, and whether Oregon’s repeated postseason failures point to a deeper identity problem under Dan Lanning. Plus, JT breaks down why Dallas Wilson could become one of college football’s biggest breakout stars for Florida, why Florida State risks becoming the next Nebraska if the program keeps relying on its history more than its current results, and why Bryce Underwood finally has a legitimate chance to live up to the hype now that Michigan has surrounded him with a more stable coaching staff, a quarterback-friendly offense, and the developmental structure he lacked as a freshman. All that and more on another packed episode of the JT Sports Podcast.