How the Protect College Sports Act Could Change College Football Forever

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How the Protect College Sports Act Could Change College Football Forever

On this episode of CFE, Andy Staples, Steven Godfrey, and Ross Dellenger break down the Protect College Sports Act passing the Senate and what hurdles remain as the bill moves to the House. Plus, Ross brings the latest from the College Football Playoff committee meetings on a proposed 24-team playoff format and media rights structure.

From there, we take a look at which coaches are on the hot seat… Are on the verge of 3 to 4 massive coaching buyouts this season?

To round out the show, the guys analyze the epic QB battle looming this weekend between Alabama‘s Keelon Russell and Mississippi State’s Kamario Taylor… Is Alabama a legitimate national title contender?

All this and more on the College Football Enquirer…

0:00 – Welcome to CFE
0:55 – PCSA passed in the Senate
1:23 – What happens next?
13:00 – College Football Playoff meetings this week
25:28 – Coach Buyouts
31:39 – Lincoln Riley’s future at USC
35:54 – Venables and Oklahoma
39:22 – ACC Coaching Carousel
47:05 – Keeping Kamario Taylor at Mississippi State
54:55 – Keelon Russell vs. Kamario Taylor

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