On this edition of College Football Enquirer, Steven Godfrey is joined by Ryan Nanni to break down the latest coming from the Conference Commissioners Meeting. Headlines include no change to the current CFP format, and what do the broadcast rights have to do with it?

From there we dive into the markup of the 'Protect College Sports' act and what former Auburn head coach Tommy Tubberville has had to say on the matter.

To round out the show, 'The Swamp' is getting a very expensive facelift but not adding a single seat. We ask the burning question... Why?

00:00 Show Rundown
00:34 Steve Takeover
08:51 Broadcast rights and CFP Expansion
23:20 'Protect College Sports' act heads to markup
45:17 'The Swamp' Undergoes renovations

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College commissioners are "Jubilant" that Brendan Sorsby has declared for the NFL Supplemental Draft. But has a precedent already been set? The crew raises the point that we are sure to face another college football gambling scandal, sooner rather than later.

From there, the crew dives into the impending markup on the "Save College Sports" act currently in committee on Capitol Hill. How was this bill affected by the Sorsby scandal, and will this lead to the creation of a super league?

To round out the show, the CFE team breaks down Tom Izzo's latest statements and what they mean for the future of Spartan football in East Lansing.

All this and more on College Football Enquirer.

(00:30) Brendan Sorsbey declares for the NFL Supplemental Draft
(09:00) What happens with the next gambling issue?
(15:37) "Save College Sports" act heads for markup
(24:00) Will this lead to a super league?
(36:50) Tom Izzo sounds off.

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The fallout from the Brendan Sorsby eligibility ruling continues to spiral. Will the Big 12 punish Texas Tech as a result? Might they go easy on Texas Tech because they are the strongest team in the conference? Andy Staples, Ross Dellenger and Steven Godfrey dive deep into all of the potential options. Godfrey also looks at how punishments can be adjusted for the Sorsby case and used for future gambling violations.

Then, the guys continue to look at how the landscape of sports betting has changed and how it may be forcing the athletics world to change how they police the issue. Plus, Andy, Ross and Godfrey discuss the most recent Protect College Sports Act meeting in the Senate. Ross shares what news came out of the meeting and why there is confidence this bill may be the one to pass.

Later, Ross takes a look at some other lawsuits going on. All of them involve the College Sports Commission and how they are handling NIL and the cap. What could these cases mean for the future of college athletics?

All of this and more on today's College Football Enquirer.

0:00:00 - Will the Big 12 punish Texas Tech?

12:30 - What types of punishments might they issue?

23:23 - What if Sorsby sits out half of the season?

25:13 - Evolving with the new world of sports gambling

31:05 - Protect College Sports Act's latest meeting

45:46 - College Sports Commission lawsuits

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