
About this episode
Justin and Dan break down the House v. NCAA settlement that was finalized over the weekend and Auburn athletics’ response to it before a couple of fun offseason Top Fours. Topics in this episode include:
* the fact that there is a lost recording of this particular podcast
* how Auburn is committed to maxing out its revenue-sharing salary cap
* what this means for On To Victory and the future of NIL
* John Cohen’s statement on the new era of Auburn athletics
* a sport-by-sport breakdown of how many scholarships might be added
* why Auburn baseball and softball might benefit the most from this move
* a Top Four from subscriber Vince (not McMahon) of the Auburn football and basketball players that Justin and Dan predicted to be stars before they blew up
* a Top Four from Justin on the must-do beach trip activities
* Dan’s announcement to run for the future mayorship of Destin, Florida
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