Subscribe to The College Football Enquirer<\/strong><\/h2>\nDan Wetzel, SI’s Pat Forde, and SI’s Ross Dellenger are back to kick off a podcast detailing a new bill proposal that would give California college athletes a 50\/50 split in sports revenue. we know that Ross details how the bill will be approved, as well as the newfound optimism surrounding it. Athletes benefit more, but what are the implications for ordinary students? Can tuition go up? Which sports qualify (and deserve) for this proposed salary structure?<\/p>\n
Dunn puts forward the idea that Olympic competition in college should not dictate tuition increases for students. The premise that the federal government will fund these sports will also be considered if such legislation is passed and the sports are deemed cuttable by the colleges.<\/p>\n
In college football news, Lane Kiffin was able to secure LSU transfer quarterback Walker Howard, and a college football player entered a transfer portal promoting a school he never attended.<\/p>\n
Finally, we conclude the podcast with some fishing advice if you’ve caught a big tuna.<\/p>\n
1:00 New revenue-sharing bill for student-athletes proposed in California<\/p>\n
14:15 Will schools risk hiring gains by cutting football funding?<\/p>\n
19:00 Is it worth keeping the Olympic sport at the university if the general student pays for it?<\/p>\n
31:40 Should the federal government fund Olympic sports?<\/p>\n
43:32 Walker Howard moving from LSU to Ole Miss<\/p>\n
46:15 College football player from Savannah not on a team<\/p>\n
50:47 Fisherman dragged from boat after catching tuna in Hawaii<\/p>\n
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