It's the second Letter of Intent Day, and over 6,000 students across the country will be entering school thanks to athletic scholarships in the Fall. School's spend at least $43,000 a year on athletes from out-of-state, and a little less for those from in-state. The important thing to remember is these athletes are getting something of value with their scholarships. That doesn't mean they shouldn't be able to profit off of their name, image, and likeness, but they are being rewarded with something of value even under the current system. So how did our two biggest Washington school's football programs do? We talk with Brandon Huffman about all things recruiting. We take a look around the NHL on our Daily Power Play.