Notre Dame Has To Answer to College Football Fans, Brendan Sorsby Too

Notre Dame football has to answer all the fan criticism, Brendan Sorsby’s agent saying Cincinnati football knew about his gambling issue for two years before Texas Tech, why quarterbacks need to stop chasing the biggest offer and start chasing the best path, why college football programs should be allowed to pay for unofficial visits, why Jim Nagy’s new Oklahoma Sooners GM contract proves there is real money in roster building, and why Roman Rashada’s athlete-claims business is the kind of hustle that pops up when college sports creates a new economy without enough guardrails. George also explains why the NFL, NFLPA, MLB, and NBPA need to stay out of college sports legislation if they are not actually representing current college athletes. Then Notre Dame football reports to College Football Court, where Bryan Driskell of @irishbreakdown defends the Fighting Irish against charges involving conference independence, NBC exposure, ACC drama, transfer changes, wide receiver development, USC rivalry chaos, skipping the Pop-Tarts Bowl, Marcus Freeman, and whether Notre Dame gets special playoff treatment.

Chapters:

00:00 Intro: Notre Dame Court, Sorsby, Recruiting, Jim Nagy, And More

01:30 Best Thing George Saw Today

01:58 Brendan Sorsby’s Agent Says Cincinnati Knew

06:54 NFL Teams Still Doing Due Diligence On Sorsby

07:33 Why Quarterbacks Need To Stop Chasing The Biggest Offer

13:20 Let Schools Pay For Unofficial Visits

18:26 Jim Nagy’s Oklahoma Deal Changes The Sports Dream

22:30 Roman Rashada And The New Athlete-Claims Hustle

27:55 Pro Leagues Need To Stay Out Of College Sports Legislation

30:38 Notre Dame football Goes To College Football Court