The jaybeeslowtech80‘s Podcast

All the math of this show will go into affect in the 2025-2026 Academic school year.  This episode is dedicated to my Title sponsor, because the Plaintiffs Attorney's will be getting 495.2 Million dollars. Billable hours are defeated.   The Math of the Settlement of the House, Hubbard, Carter vs The NCAA and it's member institution's. I will spit out the numbers and show the breakdown of payments...

It's gum bumping/Talking season in College football/ College Sports. I start off talking about how the SEC spends so much time taking shots at other conferences and coaches. For a Conference that says over and over , that they are the top Conference in all college sports. I think they are unsecure and boastful. Their Conference commissioner spend way too much time telling how great they are and so...

As July 1st 2024 rolled around and the teams formally of the Pac 12 officially joined their new conferences. I thought it was time to tell a bed time story about the Death or Demise of the Conference of Champions, the Pac 12. A story so sad , that it killed off one it's greatest hero's. Bill Walton who was a M.O.P. in the NCAA basketball tournament for UCLA. Had to endure a season long good bye to...

This episode cover the framework is being work to change Governance of college sports. Who can make laws and who can enforce them. How  and why is this happening? Who wants it to change and may happen if the change does not come. If the change does come what happens to the smaller conferences? I take look at it all in this episode.  More ACC news and who just may say, screw it we are just jumping...

A member of the U.S. House  decided to introduce a bill to insure the athletes could not be made employees of a schools, Conferences or Associations. I truly do not have a grasp on why this brought fourth, but it is name The protection their Economic Freedom Act of 2024. I do have some thoughts on the topic. With the ever changing economic landscape of college athletics Schools, Conferences and As...

With this episode I do short but informational synopsis of the some of the unexcepted fallout from the NCAA V House (Carter & Hubbard) cases. Why would the lesser 22 other conference agree to pay bulk of the 2.8 billion dollar settlement?  Who should the College football players being suing, instead of the NCAA?  What will the NIL money go to in the future? Will collectives survive? Schools ar...

With the proposed settlement of the House V. NCAA case last week , I thought it was good time to ask some questions about this historic change in college athletics with no other than former U. of Minnesota A.D. Joel Maturi. Who has also sent some time helping out the NCAA. I began our one hour journey by asking Joel about further conference realignment and the silly notion of some members  of the...

This Conversation is with Head Coach Mike Burns of the Minnesota Men's Gymnastic Team. The National Championship winning team. The Program lost it's D-1 status 3 years ago. Mike's hard work has kept the program alive via the Club Level. Mike and I discussed life as a club team and the perks and the disadvantages of their status change. We talked about the level of competition at the GYMACT level. ...

Tim and I start off catching up with each other and the big news that he is writing for FORBES magazine. Also, thanking our Sponsor Mike Bryant. We touch on where the state of Hollywood is right now.  From there we discuss if there a theme for the summer movies. Then how corporate ownership has effected TV, Radio and Movies. We lightly touched on covid and its effects on entertainment in Hollywood...

It's time for the power of College athletics to admit that they need to start sharing the revenue generated by the athletes. A framework has been started and edging towards an agreement to settle the House vs. NCAA case. They have to the end of May 2024. It will cost them 1 billion dollars to back the athlete from 2018 to 2022. This will not end the court cases, but it put an end to amateurism. I...

With things changing and other issues coming to a head in college athletics everything little detail is being blown up into a mountain. The way people comment on what they see and hear is mostly an over reaction to gain listeners or viewers by sensationalizing the story. There are a lot of chicken littles out there, as I try to present the information in calm , logical and an easy to understand wa...

With the seasons changing once again , it's time to put somethings to Bed. I start the show with salutes to the 2024 NCAA Women's and Men's College Basketball championships. The undefeated champs from the U. of South Carolina basketball team lead their head Coach Dawn Stanly. Showing there deep bench and it's Power. Speaking of power, the Men's Champ U. of Conn. They beat their foes by double digi...

A Double-Double standard is once again being exposed in College sports, but this time it's women college sports. Are they allowed to be physical, be expressive and hold nothing back. Or do we want our female athletes to dainty, finesse young ladies. Some fill that they should never want to be aggressive, tough, physical or power. Some believe that make the young female athlete look man-like. That...

With the world of college sports spinning ever so faster. I asked a simple question. Should there be a draft in college sports? I would love hear from all you on that one. The main topic for this week is surrounding the talk that All Could Collapse. What am I talking about. The ACC of course. With members suing the conference and blaming ESPN of being a bad partner. The schools of the ACC found ou...

I was joined in Studio by my Son John Blackshear II, (Jay Bee Jay). Even I could hear him in Studio, the Mic did not catch his voice, maybe we can do it again. It was cool that he sat in, now if I could get him to really crack the mic. LOL I could see his body movements and facial expressions when I laid down some info. I covered the new rules changes of college football. Next year the helmet comm...

This week I start off with answering question from my sister Charlotte. Did I hear you right, the schools are suing themselves. Yes, when a school goes to court vs. NCAA, they are going to court against themselves per se. I gave a state of college athletics. The list of story lines that pop ups and fade, to only pop up again.  I touched on the not yet signed TV for the CFP with ESPN and why it's n...

Do we have peace in CFB, do we have an agreement for the CFP?  But first, complete a story from last week. George Kliavkoff the Commish of the Pac 12/2 is unemployed. The PAC/2 let him go.  Next I discuss the way some team skirting the I'm out of Scholarships issues for preferred players. Is a loop hole are is it they way of the future. NIL is wide open for now. The NCAA lost anther court case in...

College sports continue to spin some what out of control. I start up  with discussing the alarming amount coaches leaving their jobs for many reason, but with odd results. FSU V. ACC continues to move thru the courts. The ACC has filed a motion to stay or dismiss the case. What's going on with the Commissioner of the PAC12/PAC2. Find out happened to old George, as I did found out in a Friday news...

Life isn't easy for most of especially for College Sports. It's just a hot mess. Things are always heating up or on fire due to College educators who unequipped to make decisions to run college sports. Now we T.V. Analyst talking to recruits and attacking schools. The Nick Sabin rumors and possible unethical actions of T.V. networks. The agreement between the B1G & Sec, that at it's best it mo...

This Episode is Dedicated to Carl Weathers. Just when I thought I would be doing a pod on the Jim Harbaugh effect. The world of NCAA is always turning and they try to dump stories on a Friday to hope they don't get noticed. It never works the vultures are always looking for news. Just like the NCAA  finally won case. Idiot coaches and how they can get away with breaking rules. Iowa self reports on...

People ask where does the power lie in CFB. Some say Charlie Baker the President of the NCAA. Some say Tony Petitti of the B1G or Greg Sankey of the SEC. Yet other say , it's the Presidents of the schools/Member institutions of the NCAA. I suggest it's none of the above and it's Jimmy Sexton? Jimmy Sexton , who is he?  Jimmy is called the agent to the Top Coaches in CFB. He get's them new jobs or...

The Season of 2023 was a mess of issues, great games and the need for direction from the adults in the room. Can they guide young people on the field and off the field. Can they do right by them and financially share the gains with the people who actually make the money.  Can the adults lead and be proactive, not be reactive or overacted. Can find harmony and share the money with each other and no...

You would think with the football season ending and the conference changes and the death of the Pac XII. Things would finally quiet down and everyone are happy where they are. BUT NO!, some members of the ACC are making noise. Some more than others, but the loudest is Florida State University. They do not want to be left behind in the world of the have v. the have not. I take look at what putting...

An old friend is back to be discussed again. The College football transfer portal never sleeps. Sorry, I never care who's in it. I'm here to give facts an update on how it works and who benefits from it and who loses. NCAA gets blame for it, the College Presidents and A.D.'s are the real people behind this mess. Leaders who listen to whiney and bitchy coaches. Coaches who want it both ways , knowi...

NCAA President Charlie Baker has presented the frame work for a new Sub-Division in the FBS/Power 4, B1G, ACC, BIG XII, SEC and Notre Dame. This is the start of a long much needed discussion and mind set change in D-1 big money sports. Making the student athlete a partner in decisions on spending. Making direct payment to athletes trust funds. While keeping everything under the NCAA with people mu...