On this episode of Sports Tonight, Mike Lowe and Jim Johnson speak in depth about the origins of the new NIL rules, or lack of such, and the impact on the programs and coaches. They also talked about the new ruling not requiring leagues to split into divisions to have a championship games and how the balanced scheduling that is likely to result will benefit lesser teams in the power divisions like the Big Ten East and SEC West. Show ends with a quick dip into Mike’s early Top 25 next week.
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Jim Johnson spent most of his life in Maryland, growing up with the Orioles, the Colts, Terps, and later Ravens. He started his sports writing career as “The Courtmaster,” covering the Terps and ACC hoops and was a frequent guest on Bob Haynie’s old WNST show and other sports talk across the region. He is currently in his second run at BSL. After previously covering Maryland and Big Ten Football, he now writes about the NFL, primarily the action in the AFC North. Jim covers both current and historic stories, seeking perspective and having fun in the process.