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PAC-12 Disaster Breakdown with Jordan Kaye: NIL & Transfers Shocking Details | Ep. 41

from The Shirts and Skins Podcast · host Matt Lamm, Brandon Minert and Mark Moss

The Pac-12 disaster unfolds in dramatic fashion, and Jordan Kaye is in studio to break it all down! In this insightful video, we dive deep into the chaos surrounding the Pac-12, exploring the impact of NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) deals and the ever-evolving world of college transfers. Jordan Kaye provides expert analysis on how NIL is changing the game for athletes, schools, and conferences alike. Plus, we discuss how college transfers are shaking up team rosters and shifting the power dynamics in college football. Whether you're a Pac-12 fan, curious about NIL, or wondering how transfers are influencing the game, this video covers it all. Don’t miss out on this inside look at one of the most tumultuous moments in college sports history! Subscribe now for more expert discussions and insights into the future of college athletics. #boisestatefootball #collegefootballrecruiting #nil Follow us: https://www.twitter.com/ShirtsPodcast https://www.instagram.com/shirtspodcast/

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