The NCAA has been screwing so-called “amateur” college athletes since 1906, while at the same time helping colleges rake in billions of dollars in television deals, ticket sales and merchandising. Not only does the NCAA refuse to pay their players a dime, they prohibit them from profiting with independent companies willing to pay millions of dollars for the use of player’s name, image or likeness in endorsements and advertising. In this episode, Trent says enough is enough. It’s time for the true stars of the NCAA to get their just rewards. If Dabo Swinney can get $93 million from Clemson, how about throwing a few thousand dollars at the athletes who make it all happen. Also in this episode, Trent explores the success of the NBA Bubble and why football won’t work in a nation beset by the Covid-19 pandemic.