Schwarz, who worked on the momentous Alston case that threatens to uproot the NCAA economic model, joined the Hotline podcast to discuss Judge Claudia Wilken's options and the possible implications for college football and basketball.

Economist Andy Schwarz on NCAA legal challenges

Bay Area News Group insider Jon Wilner takes listeners inside the Pac-12 and all of college sports with some of the nation's most plugged-in guests

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Dodd joined the Hotline podcast to discuss the challenges facing college football as it attempts to play a full season against the coronavirus pandemic.

CBS Sports columnist Dennis Dodd on the 2020 football season

Maestas, the CEO of Navigate Research, believes a cash infusion is coming in the second half of the decade.

AJ Maestas on the Covid-19 crisis in college sports

MacLean, the Pac-12 Networks analyst and the Pac-12's all-time leading scorer, discusses the conference's recovery, issues with officiating nationwide and previews the Pac-12 tournament.

Don MacLean talks Pac-12 basketball

In 200 days, the Pac-12 begins a vital stretch of three major intersectional duels against blue bloods from the SEC and Big Ten. We examine the opponents in detail with the journalists who know the teams best.  

Pac-12 football: Previewing showdowns against Alabama, Ohio State and Michigan

Huard, the former Washington quarterback and brutally honest observer of all things Pac-12 football, joined the Hotline podcast to discuss Mel Tucker's departure, the coaching changes in Washington and the commitment level to football from the presidents and chancellors.  

Economist Andy Schwarz on NCAA legal challenges

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