The BILLIONAIRE who wants to save college sports — and turn his alma mater into a power

Andy and Ari welcome their first billionaire to the show!

(0:00-2:25) Intro: Big 12 Takeaways
(2:26-13:14) Deion Sanders and "bulljunk"
(13:15-34:02) Cody Campbell joins the show
(34:03-39:15) Cody Campbell's impact
(39:16-51:25) The message Colorado sent at media days
(51:26-1:00:45) Is Utah a Big 12 contender?
(1:00:46-1:02:10) Conclusion: Dear Andy & Ari tomorrow!

Cody Campbell, the former Texas Tech offensive linemen who made his fortune in oil and gas — and who probably inspired two characters in the hit show Landman — joins to discuss his efforts to help his alma mater become a national title contender and his effort to reform college sports.

These two things seem to be at odds with one another, and Cody explains that they are. He’d like to create a system that shuts down any potential super league and keeps all the current FBS schools supported, and he has an idea he thinks would make all of them more money. But in the meantime, he’s using the rules — or lack thereof — in the current system to help the Red Raiders fund a massive roster upgrade.

Also, the boys didn’t get Deion Sanders on the show, but Ari talked to Colorado freshman QB Julian Lewis. Sanders brought Lewis, a highly touted freshman, and senior Liberty transfer Kaidon Salter to media days. It’s an unusual move, but Ari explains why it fits the vibe of the program.

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Hosts: Andy Staples, Ari Wasserman

Producer: River Bailey

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