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Williams & Blum: Congress vs. College Sports, Momcilovic Gone & Texas Tech Fires Back

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Chris Williams and Brent Blum dive into the growing congressional battle over college athletics, react to Milan Momcilovic officially returning to college basketball, and discuss why Texas Tech has become the Big 12’s biggest villain — and maybe its biggest hope.

🏛️ Congress is finally stepping into college sports

Ted Cruz, Maria Cantwell, Nick Saban, Cody Campbell, and even the president of the New York Yankees are now involved in shaping the future of college athletics. Chris & Brent break down why this bipartisan bill could fundamentally change NIL, revenue sharing, and the future of the Big 12.

🏀 Momcilovic fallout continues

The guys discuss why Milan leaving Iowa State hurts differently than the football departures, how the Tennessee game may have changed everything, and why Kentucky and Louisville are emerging as the favorites.

🌪️ What this means for Iowa State fans

From Addy Brown and Audi Crooks to Rocco Becht and Milan, the conversation turns toward the emotional toll modern college sports is taking on fan bases outside the SEC and Big Ten power structure.

🔥 Texas Tech vs. Texas gets personal

Steve Sarkisian took shots at Texas Tech, and Cody Campbell immediately fired back. Chris and Brent explain why the Red Raiders have become the Big 12’s last line of defense against SEC arrogance.

📺 Also included:

• Why the Big 12 desperately needs playoff expansion

• The SEC fighting NIL regulation

• Bridget Carleton thriving in the WNBA

• Brett Yormark and the future of the Big 12

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