Revealed: The Surprising Figure Teaming Up with Nick Saban on a Secret Presidential Commission

When President Donald Trump taps Nick Saban to co-chair a new commission on college sports, you know something interesting is brewing. But the real zinger? No one initially knew who the other co-chair would be—raising eyebrows and sparking plenty of debate. Enter Cody Campbell, a Texas Tech NIL collective founder who made a cool $4.1 billion off an oil and gas company, now stepping into the college sports arena alongside the legendary coach. It’s a matchup that feels part corporate boardroom, part locker-room strategy session—and just maybe, a tug-of-war over the future of NIL and college athletics as we know it. Can Saban’s disciplined approach mesh with Campbell’s business-savvy hustle? And just how much influence will a presidential commission formed mid-term actually wield before the clock runs out? This story is a telling reminder that when power, money, and the love of the game collide, the stakes are never just on the field. LEARN MORE.

President Donald Trump has named Nick Saban to a new commission he’s forming on college sports. But the initial reporting noted that Saban would be the “co-chair,” leaving many to wonder who the other co-chair might be.

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