This week's edition tackles the NIL changes in the NCAA. We talk with Deb Schneider, Adjunct Professor at MSU and taught Sports and Law at Wayne State, about how the NCAA continues on with inconsistent NIL rules in different states. Also, Jerry Dianis, President of Team Entertainment, shares how this affects agents and their relationships with athletes. Plus, we hear from Rick Boyages about how officials were able to manage refereeing during the COVID-19 season.

Representative Andy Levin joins The Sports Life to share the College Athlete Right to Organize Act proposal that would allow student-athletes to potentially unionize.

Jay Bilas of ESPN joins The Sports Life to break down what the SCOTUS ruling means for the NCAA and how college sports can move forward.

Check out this week's episode where we take a look at the future of NCAA sports. We talk with Jay Bilas about the SCOTUS ruling and what it means moving forward, and we speak with Representative Andy Levin about a proposal he has sponsored to allow student-athletes to potentially unionize. In addition, we take a look back at the year 2007 in the Big Ten.

Erin Harvego discusses the BTN Big 10K with the crew and shares how to get signed up this year!

Boyages informs us what new rules are coming to collegiate basketball and their purposes as well.

Moran breaks down the CFP expansion and how we got to this point.

In this week's episode, we check out the year 2006 in the Big Ten and tackle the proposed CFP expansion to 12 teams. Also, we hear from Rick Boyages about the rule changes coming in College Basketball. Lastly we talk with Erin Harvego about the BTN Big 10K.

Michelle Garvin from the University of Maryland shares her insight on mental wellness in college sports.

Jeff Mjaanes from Northwestern University joins us to talk about mental health in collegiate sports.