On this episode of Andy Staples On3, Andy takes a look at multiple topics whether it's Caitlin Clark, Florida's NCAA Investigation, and the transfer portal over the weekend.

(0:00-7:58) Intro - Ohio State in the Portal, Lane Kiffin Tweets
(7:59-12:02) Andy's Column relating Alabama's Current Position to Michigan
(12:03-16:44) Caitlin Clark and a Court Rush
(16:45-37:53) Pete Nakos Joins
(37:54-40:48) Early Top Games of 2024
(40:49-1:01:13) Nick De La Torre on Florida's NCAA Investigation
(1:01:14-1:02:41) Conclusion - Tennessee in the portal

The transfer portal doesn't take weekends off, and neither does On3's Pete Nakos. He joins Andy to discuss former Alabama quarterback signee Julian Sayin committing to Ohio State on Sunday. Sayin joins former Alabama safety Caleb Downs, a freshman All-America selection who committed to the Buckeyes on Friday. The Buckeyes, who also just hired Bill O'Brien to run the offense, are not playing around in 2024.

Andy and Pete also talk about whether what has happened at Alabama should inform what Michigan does if Jim Harbaugh winds up leaving for the NFL. Is promoting offensive coordinator Sherrone Moore an even smarter move if an outside search means the roster could get picked apart?

Before Pete joins, Andy points out that what happened to Iowa basketball star Caitlin Clark during Sunday's court-storming after Ohio State upset the Hawkeyes is exactly why some leagues have been trying to make rules to curb court/field storming. Andy isn't necessarily in favor of those rule, but he is in favor of some common sense.

Later, Nick De La Torre of On3's Gators Online joins to discuss the NCAA investigation at Florida, which has been going on since last summer. The NCAA is looking into the situation involving former Florida quarterback signee Jaden Rashada. What does this mean going forward for the Gators and for coach Billy Napier?

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