What does the Brendan Sorsby ruling mean for the future of college football governance? On Ep. 198 of Say Who, Say Pod, Christian and Danny react to the ruling that will allow the Texas Tech quarterback to play in 2026 despite gambling on his own team’s games while at Indiana. They also talk some UW recruiting — and whether the current governance debate underscores why Washington needed to join the Big Ten.
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