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Jay Bilas says college sports don't need more NCAA control. They need players to have a seat at the table.

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On The Trey Wingo Show, Bilas joins Trey Wingo to break down the Protect College Sports Act and why he believes collective bargaining is the solution the NCAA continues to overlook. Rather than asking Congress for an antitrust exemption that would allow schools to make rules without player involvement, Bilas argues that college athletics need a system where athletes and institutions can negotiate together.

With NIL, the transfer portal and athlete compensation reshaping college football and basketball, Bilas explains why he believes the NCAA's claims of chaos don't match the reality of an industry generating billions of dollars.

Trey and Jay also discuss the double standards surrounding college sports, including why coaches can leave for better opportunities while players face criticism for transferring, how multi-year contracts could provide stability for both sides, and why college football and basketball may need their own governing structures.

In this episode:

• Why Jay Bilas believes the Protect College Sports Act is the wrong solution for college athletics

• How collective bargaining and player representation could change college sports

• Why the NCAA wants an antitrust exemption and what that could mean for athletes

• The double standard between coaches and players in the transfer portal era

• How multi-year contracts could bring stability to college football and basketball

• Why Bilas believes college sports are healthier than the NCAA's claims of chaos suggest

• Jay Bilas' plan to fix college sports, including changes to governance, player contracts and conference structures

Bilas believes the solution isn't taking power away from athletes. It's finally giving them a voice in how college sports operate.

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Jim Furyk and Luke Donald both took the podium a year out from the 2027 Ryder Cup at Adare Manor, and Team USA's underdog label is already in play.

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Trey Wingo and Justin Ray break down what each captain said and why Furyk says he is asking more of this team than any US Ryder Cup team has been asked.

They also get into how Europe prepares, why team culture matters, and what the US has to fix after not winning in Europe since 1993.

Luke Donald has been the winning captain in the last two Ryder Cups, and Trey makes the case that the underdog role still belongs to the Americans.

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What separates the best golfers in the world from everyone else? Sometimes it’s talent. Sometimes it’s preparation. And sometimes it’s simply an obsessive willingness to put in the work.

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On this Golf Live mailbag, Trey Wingo and Justin Ray dig into the work habits that have helped some of the game’s best players build their careers before turning to the pressure facing players fighting to keep their PGA Tour status.

Then comes one of our best fan questions yet: If Jackson Koivun could guarantee himself Jordan Spieth’s career today, should he take it or bet on himself? Three majors, world No. 1 and three legs of the career Grand Slam make the decision a lot harder than it sounds.

Plus, the guys discuss Jim Nantz’s World Golf Hall of Fame case, Lauren Coughlin’s incredible nine-birdie run and whether moving the PGA Championship to October could give the major the spotlight it deserves.

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Jackson Koivun’s professional career is just getting started, but the golf world already knows his name.

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After a decorated career at Auburn, Koivun won the 3M Open in just his third PGA Tour start, holding off world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler for his first professional victory. Then came his Presidents Cup debut, where Koivun became the only player in the 24-man field to go without a loss and delivered a huge Sunday singles win over Si Woo Kim for Team USA.

Now, Koivun joins Trey Wingo to break down the mentality behind his meteoric start and what comes next.

Koivun explains why his now-famous walk off the 18th tee against Si Woo Kim was completely intentional, what went through his mind while holding off Scheffler, and why he believes his brain can be a “superpower” that allows him to compete with the best players in the world.

He also opens up about being “shell shocked” when he got the call to join Team USA, his relationship with Justin Thomas and Russell Henley, adjusting to life on the PGA Tour and his ambitions to compete on golf’s biggest stages.

And with a PGA Tour win and an unbeaten Presidents Cup debut already behind him, Koivun makes it clear he isn’t thinking small about what could come next: “At the end of the day, someone’s gotta win a tournament.”

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Team USA got the Presidents Cup win, but the path there revealed plenty about where this team could be headed next.

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Jackson Koivun was one of the biggest gambles on the American roster, and he delivered. The 21-year-old was the only Team USA player who didn't lose a match, finishing 2-0-1 and beating Si Woo Kim in Sunday singles as the Americans completed their comeback. Justin Ray explains why Koivun's performance on the big stage could be a sign of what's ahead.

Trey Wingo and Justin also break down Justin Thomas taking Koivun under his wing, Chris Gotterup responding after a difficult start and what Team USA can take from the week moving forward.

Plus, Scottie Scheffler provided one of the defining moments of the weekend when he stepped in after a fan yelled during his opponent's swing. Justin called it “true leadership” and an example of exactly what he wants Team USA to represent.

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Team USA won the Presidents Cup, but the bigger story might be how they did it and what changed along the way.

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On Golf Live, Trey Wingo and Justin Ray break down Team USA’s Presidents Cup victory and what this week could tell us about the future of American team golf.

Jackson Koivun made an immediate impact in his Presidents Cup debut, going 2-0-1 and finishing the week as the only American without a loss. Justin Thomas took the 21-year-old under his wing, Chris Gotterup responded after a difficult start, and Scottie Scheffler provided one of the defining leadership moments of the week when he stepped in after a fan disrupted Nico Echavarría’s backswing.

So did Team USA find a formula worth carrying forward? Trey and Justin break down what worked, what changed and what the Americans can take from this Presidents Cup into future international match play.

Plus, they answer your best golf questions: Who are the hardest-working players in golf? Is fighting to keep your PGA Tour card more stressful than playing for a trophy? What makes a broadcaster worthy of the World Golf Hall of Fame? And if Jackson Koivun could guarantee himself Jordan Spieth’s career today, should he take it or bet on himself?

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The NFL wants to continue expanding internationally. But if a playing surface isn't safe, should the players be expected to take the field anyway?

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Ahead of Cowboys-Ravens in Rio de Janeiro, concerns surrounding the playing surface have put player safety at the center of the conversation. NFLPA Executive Director J.C. Tretter says players “shouldn’t have to overcome the field” and that international growth cannot come at the expense of the standards NFL players deserve.

On Straight Facts Homie, the argument is simple: if Cowboys and Ravens players genuinely believe the field isn't safe, they should stand their ground and refuse to play. Force the NFL's hand. The league has dealt with unacceptable playing surfaces before, and no international expansion should require players to accept conditions they believe put them at unnecessary risk.

The NFL's global ambitions aren't slowing down. But as international games become an increasingly important part of the league's future, the standard for player safety shouldn't change depending on where the game is played.

Plus, we get into the NFL fining Kyle Juszczyk and Jake Ferguson for celebrations that could be interpreted as drinking beer, despite the league's extensive relationships with beer sponsors.

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Marvin Harrison Jr. has one catch for 33 yards on four targets through two games. But Hall of Fame receiver Cris Carter has been in his corner every step of the way.

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On Inside Football, Carter reveals that he's been texting Harrison every week since the preseason and shares the advice he continues to give the young receiver: block out the negative noise, talk yourself up, take ownership of your development and remember that you are a No. 1 guy.

Marvin Lewis also shares what he's seen from Harrison behind the scenes, including showing up early and buying his own machine so he can catch another 200 balls every day after practice. The crew explains why Harrison's lack of production isn't necessarily a lack of talent or work, and why Arizona has to find ways to consistently put the football in his hands.

Carter also explains why young wide receivers can't develop by simply blocking and watching. If the Cardinals invested in Harrison to become their No. 1 receiver, he believes they need to target him like one and give him the opportunity to prove what he can become.

Plus, the Inside Football crew answers what's going wrong with the Chargers after their 0-2 start and whether the Cowboys' inability to stop the run should be their biggest concern with Derrick Henry and the Ravens coming up next.

Inside Football with Trey Wingo, Cris Carter, Marvin Lewis and Steve Keim.

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Aaron Donald is back in the NFL after nearly three years away, and it didn't take long for him to remind everyone what makes him different.

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On Inside Football, Trey Wingo, Hall of Famer Cris Carter, longtime NFL head coach Marvin Lewis and former Cardinals GM Steve Keim break down Donald's return and why his impact went far beyond the box score.

Donald was consistently drawing double teams, pushing the pocket and creating opportunities for the rest of the Rams defense. Steve explains why being disruptive can matter more than being productive, while Cris says Donald looked “as good as you can look” in his return and remains a true “one of one.”

But the real test comes next. The crew explains why Donald's recovery over the next several weeks will be crucial, how Los Angeles should manage his workload and what this Rams defensive front could become when Myles Garrett returns.

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NFL teams are watching more than just game film. In today's NFL, footage posted by fans, media members and content creators can become another source of information for opposing teams.

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On Inside Football, Trey Wingo, Hall of Famer Cris Carter, longtime NFL head coach Marvin Lewis and former Cardinals GM Steve Keim break down the conversation surrounding Mike Macdonald, Sean Payton and Seattle's use of publicly posted Broncos training camp footage.

Marvin explains what NFL teams can actually learn from practice footage posted online, including motions and timing, while the crew discusses how difficult it has become for teams to keep information private when fans and media are constantly filming and sharing content.

The guys also discuss a similar situation involving Cowboys training camp and why teams across the league will continue searching for any information that might give them an edge.

Plus, Aaron Donald returned to an NFL field after nearly three years away and somehow still looked like Aaron Donald. The crew breaks down his first game back, why his impact went beyond the box score and why Cris Carter still considers him "one of one."

The crew also gets into the NFL's growing quarterback injury problem, Drew Lock and Seattle, Buffalo's offense under Joe Brady, Minnesota's quarterback situation, the Raiders' 2-0 start, Cincinnati's improved defense and more.

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