University of Utah President Taylor Randall is among the invitees for a President Donald Trump-sponsored college sports roundtable at the White House. The gathering was intended to discuss the rapidly evolving college sports landscape and offer solutions. Other notable attendees include Tiger Woods, Bryson DeChambeau, NBA commissioner Adam Silver, college coaching legend Nick Saban, and several NCAA conference commissioners. However, it is uncertain if the event will actually occur due to ongoing military conflict across the Middle East. If it takes place, it will focus on issues such as transfer portal, revenue sharing, and enforcement. The University of Utah has expressed its intention to sign the first private equity deal in college sports, which would infuse hundreds of millions of dollars into the school’s athletic programs.