In a recent episode of the College Football Enquirer, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger, and Pat Forde delved into a discussion about the Kentucky Derby and Mystik Dan’s surprising victory. The hosts then shifted gears to talk about college football, specifically focusing on the social media drama involving Deion Sanders and Colorado football. They explored the repercussions of Coach Prime’s actions, including roster shuffling and interactions with former players.
Dellenger also brought up his concerns about how aggregation impacts journalism, sparking a lively conversation among the group. After taking a break, Dellenger provided insight into his recent article on athlete compensation in the House v. NCAA settlement. The group critiqued some of the proposed compensation models, particularly addressing the potential complexities that could arise from increasing scholarships for other sports.
Finally, they wrapped up the show with a bizarre story about a man who was arrested for throwing fried chicken at his sister. Tune in to hear more from Dan Wetzel, Pat Forde, and Ross Dellenger on the College Football Enquirer. Follow them on social media and check out their full episodes on YouTube or Yahoo Sports Podcasts. Remember that this article includes affiliate links, and clicking on them may result in earning a commission from your purchases.
