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McGee believes CFP expansion will arrive before meaningful legislation

Former Texas A&M quarterback Stephen McGee joined Thursday's edition of TexAgs Live to discuss NIL legislation, college football television rights and how the lack of leadership and rules within the NCAA could impact the future of universities and college athletics.
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June 4, 2026
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Key notes from Stephen McGee interview

  • I just saw the headlines that Nick Saban had called out Ole Miss and their quarterback.
     
  • I think Saban was very opposed to anyone who would ever call out Alabama for being active in paying players before NIL, as if they never did anything wrong. I love Saban as a head coach. Saban taking the moral high ground is wrong. Even if you aren't active in it, you talked to the people who got the deal done. That LSU vs.
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