and they go viral with their routines. look at the women s softball. this is not just usually this conversation is about men s basketball and football. but in this case, you could have, i was just covering the olympics swimming trials in omaha. katie ledecky had to turn pro two years into her college career at stanford. if she is allowed to make money on her name, image, and likeness, the states and the governors and obviously the supreme court and the courts are leading the way on this. but she could have stayed a swimmer at stanford and also started to make money moving towards the olympic games in terms of endorsements. and i think this is the landscape that we re going to see. paying athletes completely? i mean, literally just paying everyone? i don t know that we ll get there. if we do get there, if you like scandal, get ready. because the amount of money floating around those athletes and boosters, well, there would be a lot of stories to write.
we already have pro sports of course. do we want another level of minor league pro sports and what does the college situation look like and what do people want in their college sports? those are the issues that are going to be going on over the next as i said i think 20 to 30 years where we will end up but absolutely in terms of the name, image, and likeness that is not an incidental conversation as i know jeff and anderson you know. think about gymnastics. think about the instagram accounts of all these gymnasts. they go viral with their routines. look at the women s softball. this is not just usually this conversation is about men s basketball and football. but in this case, you could have i was just covering the olympics swimming trials in omaha. kat katy ledecky had to turn pro two years in her college career at stanford. if she is allowed to make money on her image and likeness, the states and the governors and obviously the supreme court and the courts are leading the way on th