#108: Jamaicans on Mars

As a prime example of how NIL and the portal have rendered Signing Day meaningless, we completely forgot it was upon us when it used to be a national holiday for the OBB's. Scoop also wants to know what's preventing college football from pulling the plug on NIL because of how much it's changed/ruined college football.

While collective bargaining appears to be the best way to a workable solution, we are starting to see programs play with the idea of forming unions as they are deemed university employees. And the "don't be a fan later" narrative surfaces again from a UM recruit and sets the show on its side.

Alonzo Highsmith also set social media ablaze this week with comments about the program going from a "Cat 1 to a 6" - and while everyone wants to drink the Kool-Aid, Scoop remains hesitant... but is looking for a thimble full. And Roman wants to know who the better recruiter is - Mario on the offensive line or Jason Taylor on the defensive line.

Plus we dive into the idea of "enhanced Olympic games" that would allow athletes to compete while as doped as they choose, and the WILD story of the three Kansas City Chiefs fans that froze to death in their buddy's backyard. And we close things out with another classic round of Five Questions - including our thoughts on Chili's, your comfort show, green-flag hobbies for women, what we'd leave on Mars, and things we wasted money on.

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