In Episode 9 of Flagged for Discussion, we dive deep into the passing of the House Settlement and the monumental shift it creates across college football. What does this mean for roster building, scholarship limits, and the future of walk-ons? How quickly can schools and conferences realistically build out internal systems to handle payroll and compliance? Plus, with the NCAA launching a new College Sports Commission, we debate whether this group will bring clarity or just more confusion. Then, we break down the impact of Evan Stewart’s potentially season-ending injury on Oregon’s playoff hopes and offensive ceiling. Finally, it's round 3 of The Program Report, where we rate and rank Kalani Sitake, P.J. Fleck, and Curt Cignetti across our four core categories. And finally, we close with a look at the Utah–UCLA showdown to open the season. College football just changed forever — and we’re here to talk about it.

SEC & Big 12 Hot Seats | Mike Leach HOF Debate | Norvell, Kiffin, Kelly Ranked into who has the most to prove in the SEC and Big 12 this season — from Billy Napier to Jackson Arnold. Plus, Mike Leach is finally eligible for the Hall of Fame… but did the system really change? Then it’s back to The Program Report with updated coach rankings, and we preview Alabama vs Florida State in Week 1.

Jace is back from vacation and we’ve got a packed episode. We kick off our brand-new segment "The Program Report" by grading Dan Lanning, Mike Elko, and Justin Wilcox. Then we dive into the growing Arch Manning debate, USC possibly bailing on the Notre Dame rivalry, and our first taste of 2025 matchups with Iowa State vs Kansas State.